to improve their image well as argued on your part bill and the host of the big picture here in r t america holland cook plus what does having no one at the white house in charge of fiber spirity me plus there's another facebook breach todd shipley the c.e.o. of various software joins us to discuss both and as we go to break here are the numbers of the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all down today and oil is the only green arrow on the boards will be right back. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to peep out the cells with simple song alone even some company guess will elsewhere they can find private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us throw up the actual miss you guys you've got to pay to buy them the going to be cool i been this is us to quote them out put it up for you man but then lift bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of all or whether it's on

t. america. last week we introduced you to two candidates one democrat one republican both saying. things that might surprise you this week we're joined by two more candidates both of whom are challenging incumbents so why are more than twice as many women running for congress of this year than ran in two thousand and sixteen these women are fighting to ensure their voices are heard as they often feel under represented across the country as this map illustrates the big picture for young women in both chambers of congress women in the u.s. house women in the senate and no women and one hundred fourteenth congress let's talk to these candidates rosa calderone introduces herself as scientist activist small business owner mother and refugee she is the democratic candidate for california's fourth congressional district and sara smith introduces herself as a young working woman who worries about my health care my student loans and my economic future she is a candidate in the democratic primary race for washington state's ninth district welcome both and thanks for your time tonight. thank

house republicans seeking reelection holland cook in washington you're watching the big picture on r t america. this week the united states senate voted to express disapproval of the f.c.c. vote to kill the twenty fifteen net neutrality rules which in a nutshell prohibit your internet service provider from blocking content throttling back your speed or creating preferential high speed lanes and this isn't just about how you get on line and how much you pay to be there here's massachusetts democrat ed markey who collected the signatures needed to. that floor vote but net neutrality isn't just an economic issue it's also central to the health of our democracy over the past several months and years americans all over the country from all walks of life have mobilized and march fighting for progress and change black lives matter the woman's march to me to movement high school students demanding gun control teachers calling for fair pay today citizens of all walks of life carrying the torch of american activism and doing it on line and republican john thune of south dakota urged his side of the aisl

t. has been censors in america and the u.k. so the millions of people who could have been big claim millionaires right now are going to be watching on the sidelines as big going goes two hundred thousand dollars so here's another headline about what's happening in argentina is u.s. dollar and interest rates rise all heck breaks loose in emerging market currencies when the hot money gets antsy a currency crisis morphs into a debt crisis so that's important currency crises often morph into debt crises if you have debts denominated in foreign. currencies so argentina has a lot of debts in u.s. dollars it's hard for them to earn u.s. dollars like say russia can or brazil because they have a lot of natural resources that are priced in dollars and you know when the ruble falls it's actually. all that they sell is rising and ruble prices so they're earning more income mexico they're kind of out of oil at this point they like counter-rally as like alone so that their income in dollars is not as high so. the point that he's making here

states however a new business partnership is attempting to bring boxing media into a new age r t america's regina takes a closer and deeper look at the dynamics of the deal. following the trends set by online platforms such as amazon and netflix boxing is moving away from traditional television and making roads into the streaming industry u.s. based sports media group perform agree to an eight year one billion dollar deal with the u.k. promoter eddie hearns natural boxing the deal allows performs a streaming service called design own to feature sixteen live matches a year in the united states his own streaming is currently available in japan germany and canada but the deal hopes that they will drive up the u.s. it's reivers matchroom boxing has been the leading promoter of boxing in the u.k. for the past thirty years with world class matches and their marquee its owner eddie hearn admitted quote we can take the sport stage a really really good fight and come up with the newer and better consumption model h.b.o. and showtime currently dominate the top plate boxing doubts charging between se

states however a new business partnership is attempting to bring boxing media into a new age r t america's regina takes a closer and deeper look at the dynamics of the deal. following the trend set by online platforms such as amazon and netflix boxing is. moving away from traditional television and making roads into the streaming industry u.s. based sports media group perform agree to an eight year one billion dollar deal with the u.k. promoter eddie hearns natural boxing the deal allows performs a streaming service called the zone to feature sixteen live matches a year in the united states his own streaming is currently available in japan germany and canada but the deal hopes that they will drive up u.s. subscribers matchroom boxing has been the leading promoter of boxing in the u.k. for the past thirty years with world class matches and their marquee its owner eddie hearn admitted quote we can take the sport stage a really really good fight and come up with the newer and better consumption model h.b.o. and showtime currently dominate the top flight boxing doubts charging between seventy

happening great great point and definitely check out your special corrupt transparency airing on r t america tuesday five eight definitely check it out thank you so much for joining. once example of serenity a natural wonder the active volcano callaway in hawaii is coming back to reclaim our land over the last week three hundred ninety seven earthquakes a larger than two point five magnitude brought the southeast section of the big island in hawaii with these strongest one six point nine ripping fissures into the ground it is these fisher is that are putting the people in homes in the area at risk the fishers because they're spewing lava leading to more eruptive sejour so for so far over thirty five homes and buildings have been destroyed according to u.s. geological survey lava shooting over three hundred thirty feet into the air about the height of big ben in london a model of a has spread over nearly four hundred thousand square feet when you ask residents what they think it will stop when they think it will stop they'll tell you to ask hey let the volcano goddess who governs the lava flo

issues and domestic politics behind the kim trump summit holland cook in washington you're watching r t america. it's a date president trump will meet kim jong un june twelve in singapore what's at stake let's ask dr harlan ullman former advisor to the pentagon vietnam and persian gulf veteran now chairman of two private companies and u.p.i. eyes are no divorce distinguished columnist his latest book is anatomy of failure why america loses every war it starts well come nice to be with you you're a book title was very suggestive that the wars we are drawn into go better for us than the ones we provoke for the benefit of our younger viewers which was the korean war the korean war was one that we were provoked into but we didn't win it and that really began the series of military interventions that have not necessarily proved successful the good news is we won the ones that count it world war one world war two in the cold war and those we didn't start but you take a look at what happened in vietnam what happened in the persian gulf the second time in two thousand and three our interventions in lib

ten pm sean spicer so stay tuned oh my gosh can't get any more exciting unless you're watching r t america holland cook on your per pill thank you both for your time sure appreciate it you bet commish. in one thousand nine hundred ninety one the first web site went live over the internet today there are more than one point two billion web sites and nearly four billion users logged on last year we're becoming more connected and at the same time more exposed to criminal elements the nine month study estimated that annually cyber crime nets more than one point five trillion dollars in revenue even as cyber crime continues to rise the trump administration's decided to do away with the top cyber security official at the white house seems like a mistake to me but perhaps that's just me let's ask an expert joining us to discuss the impact of this decision is todd shipley the c.e.o. of vera software who's been with us before he so great to join us from reno todd thank you for joining us again it seems strange to think that no matter. how many times we see it a little bit of time passes and then go

if that is theea case, this is t america. we don't have a constitution.his is something you'd expect from the former soviet union, venezuela. then you have clapper's friend,y john brennan, also after his eyeballs and as a scandal, probably knows a lot a about it, since he's the guy who voted for a communist for president. last night, the great one mark levin reacting to all of us. his analysis, dead spot on. take a look. >> we have a cabal of fbi agents who took it upon themselves to investigate a candidate and his campaign and then we have of course actual spies, one or more, and the trump campaign. what the hell is this? the soviet union, venezuela cup dome at? is the united states of america. i want to knoww what jen got my john brennan, clapper, they did. not because i will punish them but you will make the decisions. we need to fix this. we cannot have another election where the federal government, our united states government, is interfering with an election. >> sean: the great one is right. we've been right. everyone on this program has been right.

t. w. africa. america's western allies had hoped to live very last moment but president donald trump wouldn't back out of the iran nuclear deal but in vain. i am announcing today that the united states well with the draw from the iran nuclear deal we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. any nation that helps iran in its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly sanctioned by the united states iran was only just recovering from the economic sanctions that were in place before the nuclear deal was agreed half of all iranian females under thirty with high school diplomas and half of all males in the same demographic are unemployed fresh sanctions will only worsen the situation the us u. turn affects companies like germany's siemens its revenues were one hundred thirty million euros up last year after contracts with iran had surged in the wake of the nuclear deal it says it will complete existing projects quote as far as legally possible terms decision is a direct hit on european pl

t o. but forcing america to be outside and not inside is probably the right strategy right retaliation escalation at the moment from the european union when clear from the j.f.k. instead of three instead of the free university of berlin or is great to have your analysis. deutsche bank shares were down at a historic low on thursday after a downgrading by u.s. federal institutions came to light according to the wall street journal the downgrading actually took place a year ago first the federal reserve labeled the banks u.s. businesses troubled this in turn causing the u.s. federal deposit insurance corporation to watch a bank on its list of problem banks those with weaknesses in danger during their financial viability the revelation comes amidst the bank's restructuring efforts. a corruption scandal is rocking kenya twenty four of the country's highest officials are accused of misappropriating funds with seventy million euros and this court proceedings unfold more and don't details are coming to light and people as taking to the streets in an angry response. it's mostly the young people in kenya w

so join t-mobile, buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8 on us. all on america's best unlimited network. landspout. gnat's just a tornado not associated with a mesocyclone in eastern colorado. you can see that clearly once you got through the dust. today the chance for large hail is a primary threat. damaging winds too from parts of nebraska into north texas and western oklahoma. another little bit in northern minnesota. and look at that. a dust devil which forms differently as well and has a lot to do with heat distribution. speaking of heat, minneapolis was 100. chicago and grand rapids their hottest memorial days on record. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by t-mobile. america's most loved wireless brand. join the uncarrier today. america's most loved wireless brand. join the uncarrier today. >>> good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from "abc7 mornings." lisa argen's in right now joining us to take a look at weather. hey, lisa. >> hey, natasha. good morning to you. look at all the sun in oakland, 59. in the 60s on the peninsula. 66 in san jose on our way to a warm day here o

narrator: next on "reel america," we continue our look .t silent world war i films officially tied it "activities of the graves registration service, the film was shot in northeastern france after the war in 1919 and 1920 -- officially titled "activities of the graves registration service." it documents the sometimes grisly work of removing the remains of u.s. soldiers from temporary graves and preparing them for transport to the united states or for burial and american cemeteries in france. we will also show a four-minute film from 1950 five, which documents the dedication of the u.s. marine monument in france.

t "bbc world news america." washington i am , laura trevelyan. the diplomatice scram is on.ying to get the roller coaster summit back on track. >> when do we want it? laura: just days after ireland votes to repair its strict abortion laws will northern , ireland the same? and the simple power of the silhoute. basic art form resonates in the 21st century. ♪ viewerscoour on public television here in the u.s. but also around the globe. as the u.s. mamorial day, remembering those lost in battle, we start a program with north korea and its nuclear weapons. diplomats from tse u.s. have crinto north korea, trying to get president trump's summit with kim jong-un back on course , and now, a are in singapore.s our correspondent wingfield hayes, who starts our coverage in the demilitarized zone. talks have been taking place. reporter: that white railway was from seoul to pyongyang. and that is the goodluck drive zone -- the demilitarized zone. it divides north and south korea. they are sitting down, trying to outline the agreement to take from here to singapore nex month for president

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t . . mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty & levin" and we're here tonight to discusshink is of grave importance. what happens if the electrical grid goes down, and is it easy to take it out, and who might take it out and what can we do to protect it? this is a very, very important program as far as i'm concerned. i brought in the best they can think of, dr. peter pry. how are

narrator: next on "reel america," we continue our look .t silent world war i films officially tied it "activities of the graves registration service, the film was shot in northeastern france after the war in 1919 and 1920 -- officially titled "activities of the graves registration service." it documents the sometimes grisly work of removing the remains of u.s. soldiers from temporary graves and preparing them for transport to the united states or for burial and american cemeteries in france. we will also show a four-minute film from 1950 five, which documents the dedication of the u.s. marine monument in france. mr. yockelson: after the fighting had ended, graves registration service teams, which were usually led by a chaplain, would go to the temporary burial sites, which were there where the soldiers well, and the bodies were exhumed. issued to american troops, and then the bodies were either placed in a permanent cemetery or they were placed in coffins and brought to the ports for shipment back home. about 70% of american families elected to have their loved ones returned home at g

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s laura: t "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i'm laura trevelyan. war of words and charts over the iran nuclear deal. the israeli prime minister says tean lied. it says he is the one who is not telling the truth. what w donald trump if he had the keance? thanks to some ld questions we now have an idea. and a heroes' welcome at the white house. theot p who landed a plane with a hole in the sidve recei top praise. laura: welcome to "world news -- welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. l'iran has accused is's prime minister of being a liar after he accused tehran of deceiving the world over its nuclear ambitions. iran claims it has not tried to build a bomb before signing an international agreement curbing its nuclear activity15. meanwhile, the united states has imposed a may 12 deadline on whether to withdraw from the al, which president trum calls the worst ever. here is ite house press cretary sarah sanders speaking earlier. sarah sanders: the problem is the deal was made on a completely fal pretense. iran lied

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. >> the tariff is going to add costs in america. tost of beer is tied to aluminum. one of the biggest users is in golden colorado, the miller coors corporation. the most iconic beer brands in america. the uncle pioneered the use of the aluminum can years ago. >> it was new technology. the first time it had been done in the industry. >> reporter: today, 65% of their product is sold in cans, many reduced in the largest can plant in the world, which generates 13 million cans a day. the overall cost of aluminum is bumped up a small amount, a surcharge called the premium and added cost for shipping and storing aluminum spiked close to 140%. that spike is directly tied to the tariff announcement. a frustration for coors, a republican who recollects hehel fund-raiser for president trump. >> the tariff is a tax on people who use aluminum. >> reporter: philip, an economist at the university of colorado, denver, believes it is the tariff that is will lead to higher beer prices. >> the main problem here, again, is the uncertainty generated. >> r

t o. but forcing america to be outside and not inside is probably the right strategy right retaliation escalation at the moment from the european union in korea from the j.f.k. instituted three instance at the free university of berlin or it's great to have your analysis. and our correspondents a fisherman and he joins us now from wall street sophie the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross i mean trying to play things down but investors don't seem to be buying it u.s. companies are already taking a hit if we take a look at the stocks here's hardest hit right now. you merican automakers for example are suffering because many of them are still importing auto parts from the european union for example told they're going to face higher costs which eventually are going to lead to american cars getting more and more expensive and then there are the food producers they need as a mini i'm sure they can so they're facing higher costs and have to charge higher prices while european or canadian competitors are able to simply dodge the terrorists because they can export their canned goods into north america an

t have a slightly less glamorous look athe route that prince harry and meghan marklero will take thh town. rajini: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around t globe. today there were all too familiar scenes of a high school in santa fe in texas. another mass shooting. 10 people killed and at least 10 more injured after a 17-year-old student opened fire on campus.nm the has been identified as dimitrios pagourtzis. he is now in custody on murder charges. today's incident comes months after 17 people were killed in a shooting at a high school in parkland, florida. the bbc's james cook has this report. james: the calls came in just before 8:00 a.m. again. >> shooting at the high school. we have an officer down. shooter not in custody. re shots fired. additional shots fired. >> several more shots. james: a gunman on the campus, this time at santa fe high school. police searching school bags for deadly weapons. for the united states, this is now routine, but no lessng terrifyior its familiarity. >> i shouldn't be going through. this at my sch this is my daily life. i shouldn't have to feel like that. i'm scared to even go back. u >>

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declared that deal a major success, "china's membership in the wto has been a good thing for america." but tg r america? that our leaders lie to us? consider these numbers. in 2001, our annual trade deficit with china was $83 billion. today, it is $375 billion. since 2001, the american manufacturing economy has all but collapsed. our apparel, text tile, and wood furniture industries are now half the size they were. a2017 study from the economic policy f institute found that america's trade deficit with china cost us about 3.4 million jobs between 2001 and 2015. over the same. max, this country lost 60,000 factories. wagesmp and markets that are competing directly with china are lower by more than $200 per adult per year. when theych joined the wto, chia was supposed to follow international fair play, that was the point of it. but they don't and they never have. china relentlessly steals americanan intellectual propert, the annual cost to us, hundreds of millions of dollars per year. china restricts the export of natural resources, like magnesium, silicon carbide, if no such restrictions viol

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tom: give us an update on saudi arabia versus oil independent america. --ta doing what is saudi arabia doing? andrew: fair in a tough spot. they are trying to reboot the economy and society and the country and they need to get the price of oil. they are trying to persuade people that aramco is worth $2 trillion. we had iran come in and say they wanted to see oil lower. the breakeven point is in the mid 60's and saudi is in the mid 80's. so you have a geopolitical issue taking place. is all playing into what we are seeing now with the pressure on the iraq deal and how the rivals are facing off against each other. tom: andrew barden, thank you so much. taugh fromr singapore. images here of pollution as he extends his tenure in brescia. speaking to the ensemble in the hall in moscow. to a has been inaugurated fourth term. an 18 year tenure. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." hasnew ceo of volkswagen gotten to dl from the u.s.. the justice department will travel without -- travel throughout the world a roughbeing

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so join t-mobile, buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8 on us. all on america's best unlimited network. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody! guys, today is friday. and that's usually when i catch up with personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails, and of course, i write out my weekly thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] just wondering, if i could write out some thank you notes right now? if you guys wouldn't mind. is that okay? [ cheers and applause ] you guys are the best. james, can i have some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: i think it's a wax figure. ermahgerd -- that's james from the roots. i lerv playing piano for the roots. [ laughter ] ermahgerd, i like to play -- [ light laughter ] all right, i can't do that. oh, man. thank you, james. ♪ thank you, warm may weather, for being our yearly reminder that everyone's feet are gross. [ laughter and applause ] do you remember that story, remember -- i don't even know if we can leave this. but, i talked about it already, but the audio dude that

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laura: t welcoour viewers on public television in america and around the globe. palestinian officials say that israeli forces have shot dead more than 50 protesters in gaza. more than 2000 palestinians are reported to have been injured. it comes on the day the u.s. opens its new embassy in jerusalem, fulfilling one of president trump's campaign promises. the white house has blamed hamas for the violence. from jerusalem, the bbc's middle east editor jeremy bowen starts our coverage. jeremy: palestinians call the protest the great march of return. for many of the young people who rushedhe border with israel, it was a one-way journey. israel used tear gas and bullets. the prime minister said the security forces were defending israel'sro bordersm its sovereignty, and its citizens. the dead and wounded, he said, werehe fault of hamas,la the mic resistance gaza.ment over palestinians say their rage comes from i ael's brutality and denial of the right to independence. protests and killing went on for most of the day. in jerusalem, police scuffled with israeli policidcam