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made for europeans of course this is a terrible situation to see these two europeans congregate and tash out plans that could very much be harmful to europeans at the same time it's a reminder that we europeans need to come up with our own agenda preserve you russia german foreign minister mass has talked about in the new austerity that we need to devise what's our vision for european security order and that includes russia for outreach to to russia for dealing with russia i think it's a reminder that we shouldn't leave that to trump and martin but that we need to make our own policies on that front. the. the americans say that the russians are not truly reliable when it comes to reducing the nuclear warheads the russians all the other other hand accuse nature of the americas of expanding east words towards russia how can they potentially make some concessions because comes to both or find some common ground when it comes to those differences. well when then in the kind of counting of warheads thing world there we have still the start three treaty it could be prolonged basically that's g

now there we see americal interim see very different things and you've written mr tash i'll bet it's not since the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's has anyone got nato was wrong as donald trump was the missing. i think he's missing that a couple of things first of all the role of the united states and europe you know this is a strategic role this is a role that is good both for the u.s. and for the europeans it is a stabilizing force also in european politics and has been there since the one nine hundred fifty s. and he you know does not see the fragility of the of the political agreement of the of the queer librium of power in europe and how crucial his own country is to it and then of course the other thing that he doesn't see is that a strategic security guarantee and that is what article five of nato is and that is issued essentially by the americans as the strongest ally must come on conditionally it cannot be turned into a transactional kind of security karen where you pay for protection because then it loses its credibility and this is something that not only the europ

touch my hands and feet to the chair they also put a strap across my chest they left me naked and tashhe chair for two and a half days including at night. that is one of many accounts of life at the sharp end of valley juvenile center in virginia sworn testimony recounts routine verbal and physical assault by staff and days of nudes solitary confinement in freezing concrete cells these children when convicted of any crimes they say they were fleeing violence in their home countries their lawyers say they were subjected to malicious and sadistic applications of force by physical and psychological the center denies the charges. since the obama administration latin american boys and girls twelve and up accused of being a gang member await a hearing in facilities like these we don't know if any children separated from their parents in recent weeks have been sent here but a manager says many children are falsely accused the youth were being screened as being involved individuals and then when they came in charge here. and they were assessed by our clinical in case management staff they were

connecticut avenue here, is wheret tash was. we had the roadblocked.ngs have we opene this morning. we have a block at the top of the beltway. chopper 4 showing the picture now. the icc is a good option. youight want to pay for it today because it is a very slow the top of the beltway. rest of the beltway, looking okay. as for t delays, as soon as you hit the top of the beltwa southbound, you're going to start sitting in that slowdo. outer loop, after river road, is clearing away. taking a look at your travel ti 270 looks good. top of the beltway, that's the pain we're talking about re. between 95 and 270, going to take you almost 40 r minutesht now. 66 inbound. no major issues. 95 northbound, quantico to the ltway. listen to wtop f.m. when you hop in your car. >>> ledecky, what a turnaround. >> montgomery county native and olympian, katie ledecky, won the 200 meter freestyle final at the u.s. national championship event. before she hit the water she had wardrobe issues. she ripped her racing swimsuit in the locker room aped her backup suit. she put on

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.>> we will move onto another topic but i know you are very tash -- which i know you are passionate aboutcooters we are seeing more and more of across bay area. it's become an issue here in the city of oakland, what are you planning to do to regulate the use of these scooters?>> actually the public works committee the city council this week unanimously passed my proposal to create permits and regulations for the scooters that would require the companies to apply for a permits to have rules about where they can be used, when they can be part, include equitable distribution of them so that they are available in all neighborhoods. also require the companies have rapid response teams so if they are left in a bad location or breakdown that the companies will be responsible to come and fix them. that has cleared its first committee and is coming to the full council on tuesday.>> one more thing, we want to get your reaction to some comments made last night during a meeting involving some councilmembers by the oakland police assistant chief. what he had to say about who gets arrested in the city

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persecution, mistreatment and ip kars ration rgt, and of course the young daughter was raped, an as tash a who is dealing with the aftermath of that. our prime witness was bill browder, the main man whose tenacity, courage and credibility led to at least the reliability of what happened to madisky. it is because of bill braider that we have the global madisky act sorks when he speaks we should listen quite carefully. let me just say to my colleagues, in 2013, the russians fled. the bitkoffs fled, i should say, and finally got to guatemala under an assumed name. they used documents that aren't true, but again, for having documents that weren't true, and they are true refugees, you don't flee someone with a clear fear of prosecution, an as tash a got 14 years. he spent four years in jail in a very, very unseemly pattern that cici is a part of. my question to our distinguished colleagues today is, one, have you investigated, and has there ever been, is there now any collusion whatsoever between btb, gas prompt bank, speer bank or anyone associated with the russian government on any matter r

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