europe and the us dismantle their nuclear weapons so iran says the missile program is forward to terence and that it is unrelated to the twenty fifteen nuclear deal which led to the lifting of sanctions iranian officials have previously warned that talks on missiles are off the table that u.s. president donald trump tried to link the defense program to the nuclear agreement. to africa now at least seventy nine people have died in the latest into ethnic violence in the democratic republic of congo dozens of people were killed in the village of musée in the province of eid turi on friday more attacks are being reported in three nearby villages on saturday at least two hundred thousand people have fled the area in recent months to escape the violence paul brennan reports witnesses said the ethnic lendu militia went from house to house hacking people to death with machetes and burning the buildings afterwards the victims came from the majority ethnic him a group and the number of fatalities makes this the most deadly attack in the recent uptick in violence between them footage from as a show

he is not a big enthusiastic terence. rash enthusiast of tariffs.h what we can expect next from the white house. we understand donald trump is drawing upa we understand donald trump is drawing up a memo which will push these forward. in practical terms these forward. in practical terms these things take longer and there isa these things take longer and there is a question on whether tariffs will be confirmed and go ahead in any meaningful fashion. they could be overturned by the world trade organisation, which happened before when george w bush, the president then, tried to introduce something similar. there is still a lot of uncertainty but i think the bigger issueis uncertainty but i think the bigger issue is the political fallout. uncertainty but i think the bigger issue is the politicalfallout. you have a president of the united states going up against his own party, for whom free—trade runs in their lifeblood, saying he will com pletely their lifeblood, saying he will completely overrides their very stern advice against this and plough on regar

terence roberts, who lived within walking distance of the school, less than ten blocks away from the school, and after he was turned away, he came and tried to encourage me to leave with him. right, but the fact is, for several minutes, you are pretty much isolated as you faced, notjust one or two, but actually a couple of hundred, at least, white people — now, some of them young and some of them old — who had gathered to try to block any black student getting into school that day. yes. that was shocking. what was more shocking to me was that i had thought that the national guard was there to protect all students, including me. they were there to keep me out and i did not realise that, until i was turned away the third time and even directed to go across the street, where those angry voices were. i have been reading some of the words that were directed at you — 15 years old, and these are some of the words, "lynch her", people said. they used the "n" word. and they said, "get out of our school," "go back to where you came from." and some said they thought i should go back to africa..

it was defense the terence competition and containment no aggression no thoughts of starting off initiating a war which is reassuring the defense versus the oftens in missile technology and technology has probably reached a new phase with speech and the americans even though they have known at least in general terms that these weapon systems are in the pipeline will probably react with some surprise at the advance stage in which they were unveiled if rhetoric really reflects reality we are in for a tense period but this seems like the opening gambit in a conversation between leaders which once they meet face to face they could tone down and get to some more sobering ideas reaction to putin's revelations about russia's nuclear capabilities has come in from the pentagon as well and said it wasn't surprised adding that it had actually been expecting such an announcement but tensions are pretty high at the u.s. state department as american reports. well the state department says that russia's new hypersonic missile violates international treaties and heather now it was particularly concerned ab

it was defense the terence competition and containment no aggression no thoughts of starting off initiating a war which is reassuring the defense versus the orphans missile technology and technology has probably reached a new phase. and the americans even though they have known at least in general terms that these weapon systems are in the pipeline will probably react with some surprise at the advanced stage in which they were unveiled these are not designed for war fighting these are designed to send a very clear message that president putin said quite clearly which is that these three systems are basically saying if you mess with us we will nuke you and we will not hold back now that is a strategic statement it's not a statement about escalating to deescalating which is what the russians are often accused of and were accused of officially by the american government in the nuclear posture review which is indeed a dangerous. doctrine but it's not a real doctrine that the russians have ever endorsed well the u.s. state department has his out at russia for developing what he calls the stabili

it was defense the terence competition and containment no aggression no thoughts of starting off initiating a war which is reassuring and the americans even though they have known at least in general terms that these weapon systems are in the pipeline will probably react with some surprise at the advanced stage in which they were unveiled these are not designed for war fighting these are designed to send a very clear message that president putin said quite clearly which is that these these systems are basically if you mess with us we will nuke you and we will not hold back now that is a strategic statement it's not a statement about escalating to deescalating which is what the russians are often accused of and were accused of officially by the american government decades after the cold war the usa really it ruled the world and that balance of power is now shifting with russia coming in with many other major players from what putin is saying and i hope he's absolutely right that this is a deterrent against the american led defense system and that's a very important. effective taught so i don

nuclear war and potentially destroy israel even this whole thing of five this is always say comes to terence i mean you believe more nukes a habit more usable in nuclear weapons you have more danger of nuclear war there is what you're saying i believe that the people advocating it genuinely believe that it will be helpful for deterrence i have my doubts i think that it will make nuclear weapons somewhat easier for a president to decide to use and therefore potentially increase the risk that that choice will get made at some point in the future. but i think the thing i worry about most really is not that the thing i worry about most is inadvertent escalation in a crisis you know there's some crisis somewhere in the world that involves us and russia. and. you know one side does something the other side does something it thinks is roughly equal back the other side seize it. more there are cyber attacks going back and forth each way confusing everything and things just escalate and get out of control we saw in the cuban missile crisis how many mistakes small things things that the leaders didn't

nuclear war and potentially destroy israel even this whole thing of five this is alice a comes to terence i mean you believe more nukes a habit more usable nuclear weapons you have more danger of nuclear war there is what you're saying i believe that the people advocating it genuinely believe that it will be helpful for deterrence i have my doubts i think that it will make nuclear weapons somewhat easier for a president to decide to use and therefore potentially increase the risk that that choice will get made at some point in the future. but i think the thing i worry about most really is not that the thing i worry about most is inadvertent escalation in a crisis you know there's some crisis somewhere in the world that involves us and russia. and. you know one side does something the other side does something it thinks is roughly equal back the other side seize it. more there are cyber attacks going back and forth each way confusing everything and things just escalate and get out of control we saw in the cuban missile crisis how many mistakes small things things that the leaders didn't in

dismantle their nuclear weapons to iran says the missile program is called terence and it is a related to the twenty fifteen player deal which led to the lifting of sanctions ranging officials have previously warned that talks on the soles are off the table after u.s. president donald trump tried to link the defense program to the nuclear agreement. well still ahead here on al-jazeera putin's promises for russia during a rally with thousands of supporters ahead of the upcoming presidential elections and police clash with french activists protesting plans to vary nuclear waste in underground those stories. by the skyline of an asian harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. welcome back look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia first of all all looking pretty good for this time of year are marty there in kazakhstan and nine degrees tashkent was back stan my sort of twelve is fine around the caspian sea but we've got this area of low pressure moving through turkey into the caucasus and that's giving some heavy rain and these some snow higher elevations

and i guess it just confirms that the left the democratic party might terence's party and the pride the current party because the prime minister gentleman is obviously from the party to democratic or just languishing at about twenty percent you know and there's really no surprise i'm afraid the been struggling in the polls for a long time there's a lot of incumbent fatigue if i could put it that way and also don't seem so if i think has made a string really of a political mistake recently starting with the referendum in twenty sixteen which was his you know sort of flexion of policy proposal which he lost and pave the way for his demise as prime minister resignation and more recently pushing through this new electoral system which was meant to help the democratic party but in fact it looks as if may have done just the opposite. for the moment for the eco sunday thank you let me just remind the viewers that the exit polls have come in for the italian election they are not particularly reliable but they do show the five star movement being by quite a stretch the biggest single party and a

powers so first of all the tone that they know to the experts in tel aviv was that it was defense terence competition and containment no aggression no thoughts of starting off initiating a war which is reassuring now as for the convergence of strategy and technology it brought to mind some speeches by unique it a crucial in the late fifty's and ronald reagan especially his strategic defense initiative because the defense versus the often in missile technology and enter the chronology has probably reached a new phase with putin's speech and the americans even though they have known at least in general terms that these weapon systems are in the pipeline will probably react with some surprise at the advanced stage in which they were unveiled . think there's a chance they could turn around inside this just proves what we what we have been saying russia is a threat and now it's an even greater threat. well you know it's a cat and mouse game president drum only a couple of weeks ago came out with a very bellicose statement regarding the u.s. nuclear posture promising that the u.s. will have a n

unless europe and the us dismantle their nuclear weapons tehran says the missile program is forward to terence and it is unrelated to the twenty fifteen nuclear deal which led to the lifting of sanctions iranian officials have previously warned that talks on missiles are off the table after u.s. president donald trump tried to link the defense program to the nuclear agreement. now to europe where polls opened in general election just three hours' time but it could be some time before the country's leadership is decided those single group of pairs of trying to gain the forty percent needed to form a government but the anti establishment five star movement is forecast to be the largest party in the third of his reports from italy lawrence lee looks at the changing shape of italian politics. a rainy monday night in this is cillian city of palermo and they're pushing to get into the theatre the man they've all come to see is the leader of the five star movement what they all have in common is a desire to take back political control from people who they believe the failed them is different is not t

my name is terence brady, as the newly appointed president of the underwriters laboratories, aim honored to appear before you today to share u.l.'s experience gatting the rise of counterfeit goods in e-commerce and offer our perspectives on the challenges face facing the right holders in this evolving global market. u.l. is a global independent safety science company that has championed safety for nearly 125 years. our 14,000 professionals around the globe are guided by our mission, to promote safe, living and working environments for people everywhere. we use research, standards, and conformity assessments to meet ever evolving safety challenges. we partner with manufacturers, retailers, trade associations, and regulatory authorities internationally to provide solutions to address the risks of increasing the -- increasingly complex global supply chains. u.l. takes counterfeiting very seriously and devote significant resources to fight t we do this because we don't make or sell foods. our product is our brand, our mark. which are built on a foundation of trust. when u.s. consumers see ou

this follows those tragedies like terence crutch in oklahoma, mcdonald. south carolina, all over american. where the clark family is devastated about is that he was executed in their backyard, yet he had no gun, no weapon at all. he made no threats against the police and the police offered no warning to him. they didn't identify themselves, and they offered him no humanity after they executed him in the backyard. for over six minutes he laid there dying and they did nothing to help him, and then when they finally approached him they handcuff him. one of the officers used profane language and then a supervisor tells him, mute your mikes. then everything is muted and it almost feels like it is a conspiracy. so that's why the family is just outraged and devastated. >> now, let me go to you, clarence cox. you were in the room. the attorney general came. did he address any specifics that he in leading the justice department would do around policing? the reason i say that is the former attorney general, eric holder who went to many of these places like ferguson

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consider yesterday the alton sterling decision that was also on video, and you see what happened to terencen oklahoma city, which was also on video, no one's held accountable when they kill unarmed black and brown people. that's why i don't agree with the press secretary and the white house. this is a national issue. these are our children being killed in every city, whether it's ferguson missouri, whether it's freddie gray in baltimore, in los angeles. i mean, the list goes on and on, we've done so many of these interviews, and yet whatever reason there's a justification to exonerate police when they kill black people. we deserve due process of the law too we are citizens, we deserve equal justice. that's all the family is asking for. that's why everyone is marching and protesting in sacramento, they don't want to see it happen again because we know if it happens this time and nobody's held accountable. we'll be back again, anderson, talking about the same systemic problem. >> appreciate your time. thank you very much. >>> we'll be right back. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure?

i'll show you the terence group that did a poll for the national republican senatorial committee. it is partisan leaning but a good poll nonetheless, from its methodology. it shows kevin kramer in north dakota, 49 over 44 for heidi highcamp. he just got into the race last week. is there because there's momentum for republicans in these states where trump won but you have a democratic senator who's up for re-election? >> i think each one of these states like north dakota and arizona that i talked about in my column, it's not a general upward momentum. it's a specific state momentum. kevin kramer is a very popular member of congress. he and heidi high camp went to washington at the same time. she was at the senate in 2012 and him to the house in 2012. what happened in those elections is, she won by .09 of a percent and he won by 13 points. he ran ahead of president trump last year by considerable margin in north dakota. north dakota was i think a 36% win for president trump. so he's a very good candidate for north dakota. there's great contrast between he and heidi highcamp. he and

he has been saying school should have policies of zero tolerance, should be raising terence's awarenessin the classroom where they have been abused in this way. either to perth and humiliate other pupils but also particularly the teachers. —— either to hurt. think ifjoining us. helen, something for everything but not eve ryo ne something for everything but not everyone will like it? hello, there are, following yesterday's —— rain, it continues but with an element of wintry nurse, winter hasn't com pletely wintry nurse, winter hasn't completely retired even though we are well into spring, a little bit of snow especially tomorrow night, easter day, night, and into easter monday, but there will be some sunshine and i think tomorrow, it may be the best day of the weekend. low pressure is with us, the same low pressure that brought us all the rain, have this one starting to come in off the atlantic which is then —— going to give us issues with snow and rain. it is murky out there, the cloud is low enough to be sitting on the heels that there is hill fog around and standing water, hill fog ar

my name is terence brady, as the newly appointed president of the underwriters laboratories, i'm honored to appear before you today to share u.l.'s experience at getting the rise of counterfeit goods in e-commerce and offer our perspectives on the challenges face facing the right holders in this evolving global market. u.l. is a global independent safety science company that has championed safety for nearly 125 years. our 14,000 professionals around the globe are guided by our mission, to promote safe, living and working environments for people everywhere. we use research, standards, and conformity assessments to meet ever evolving safety challenges. we partner with manufacturers, retailers, trade associations, and regulatory authorities internationally to provide solutions to address the risks of increasingly complex global supply chains. u.l. takes counterfeiting very seriously and devote significant resources to fight t we do this because we don't make or sell foods. our product is our brand, our mark. which are built on a foundation of trust. when u.s. consumers see our u.l. mark, th

war and potentially destroy the symbolism of even this whole thing of fire this is alice a company terence i mean you believe more nukes they have more usable nuclear weapons you have more danger of an actual nuclear war there and so what you're saying i believe that the people advocating it genuinely believe that it will be helpful for deterrence i have my doubts i think that it will make nuclear weapons somewhat easier for a president to decide to use and therefore potentially increase the risk that that choice will get made at some point in the future. but i think the thing i worry about most really is not that the thing i worry about most is inadvertent escalation in a crisis you know there's some crisis somewhere in the world that involves us and russia. and. you know one side does something the other side does something it thinks is roughly equal back the other side seize it. more there are cyber attacks going back and forth each way confusing everything and things just escalate and get out of control we saw in the cuban missile crisis how many mistakes small things things that the l

your friends jil, norma, sue, and tanya and that you will spend more time with your sons michael and terence, daughters in law and beloved grandchildren, cole, mitch, aaron and nolan. all live right nearby just over the line in pennsylvania and whether their nan is joining them for dinner or attending a high school rowing event, i know you will be there in spirit and preparing dessert. i know you will love spending time spending weekends with your grand children. let me conclude by saying thank you. thank you for your years of service to the senate, to our community and to the people of the first state. you've been a valued and admired mechanic of my team -- member of my team and i'll close with a traditional irish blessing. may there always be work for your hands to do, may your purse hold a coin or two, the sun shine on your window pane and the rainbow be certain to follow each rain and may good fill your heart with gladness to cheer you. i air you a fond farewell and great thanks to you for all you've done for delaware and the senate. thank you. mr. president, i yield the floor. and sugge