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theyey have shut down that serve finally in japan. were doctors.rs it was a cute story about how the technology has moved on and left people behind. one final busininess story. asas the european courts considr an appeal by apple and ireland over a 13 billion euro tax bill. the iphone maker was forced to ruling of $14.4 million. reports from the watchdogs say part of the money is losing around 70 million euros a year because of negative interest rates. the appeals process is expected to take years. if ireland keeps the money, they may have lost hundreds of millions in the process. >> thank you. we are going to take a quick break. more coming up. we will get you the latest on the situation after a protester was shot in the chest with a live round in hong kong. eric campbell: a wall that's dividing america, a caravan of desperate migrants trying to cross it... [child crying] and a president trying to stop them. president trump: and we're not letting them into our countrtry. they're not coming in. [crowd cheering] campbell: tonight, we wa

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theyey have an ededitorial where ththey say that ththis was an impeccable trial, a vevery fair trial.he sentence reflects s the fact that the spanish justice systetm didid a very g good j job and dt reflflect any kind off vengeancs the nash list -- as the catalan nationalists accused it of. annette: take a look at news elsewhere. the city of london, police moving into clear trafalgar square where climate change activists set up cap a week ago. the protest movement 20 to cause enough disruption to force governments to make changes to cut carbon emissions. four demonstrators died in capital, with rallies breaking out to proposed changes that would allow the president to seek a third term. he has been in office since 2010. south africa's embattled former president jacob zuma is facinin coururt on corruption charges. it is the fifirst time he facess trial. he is accused of taking kickbacks before he became president from a $3.4 billion purchase of arms manufufacturedy european companies including a french d defense firm. pollss have opened across mozambique with 13 million voters register

with fufull respect and thaht they c goo on a a do whatever ththey would likike to do in the future, theyey can do anything they want, get whatever job they want, be whoever they want. >> i want to explorore new thin. >> i want to be a scientist area did >> making equal money is boys, and girls should be president. >> she will be president. here are the top stories we are following. united states reddening turkey with a fresh round of sanctions if it doesn't stop its offensive. turkish president erdogan has respond saying the assault will not stop. you are watching dw news live from berlin after a short break. i will be back to take you through the day. a stick around for that. -- stick around for that. conference twenty four and france twenty four .com. you're watching friends twewenty four and this s live from paris with me charlie james got a very a full day of news to bring to you and we start with our headldlines. turkey says it will not stop it serialal operatition against the kurdish ypypg no matter what. it's putting turkey on notice thing on her a could face powerful sanctions over

turkey , this is s all about returning millions of syrian refugees currently living in turkey and theyey pose in many waways and exexistential threat to the turkish president. he is facing mounting pressure within the country and major political setbacacks. if he doesn't resolve this, it could threaten his role in the country. he sees this operation is soso importrtant secururing this majr buffer zone in which he canan return one to o 2 million refugees. if he fails, he faces major problems at home. >> we know that the u.s. president is demanding that turkey stop this operation against the kurds. the u.s. vice president and secretary of state travel tomorrow to ankara to present these demands in person to president erdogan. is going to make a difference? >> they are going to face a very tough sell. a president erdogan has dismissed the calls for a cease-fire. he says the operations will continue until the objectives have been achieved despite the latest sanctions from donald trump. i think the message mike pence will be presenting is there will be calls for far more stringent sanctions w

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committee and thy have spoken to the inspector general of the intelelligence community, even though theyeyyet to file a former complaint with that inspector general. most i importantly, ththe lawyer says this second whistleblower, unlike the first one, actually has firsthand knowledge of that phone call between donald trtrup and the ukrainian president. this has forced the republicans to shift their defensive strategy after focusing on discrediting the first whistleblower because t that fit whistleblower did not haveve firsthand knowledge of the call. this time, they are saying the second whistleblower does not matter because the information is already available to the pupublic and there is nothing there. in the words of the white house press secretary, it does not change the fact that the president has done nothing wrong. the message for the republicans is therere is nothing to see he. but enough for the u.s. president to lash out at the second whistleblower over the weekend, accusing that person of "c"coming in from the deep stat" france, this monday sees the opening of the first trial t

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theyey killed a lolot of people, wounded a lot of pepele.t led to a bibig reaction the following daday. anymore protests.s. and thth the government declared a curfew.w. is a big city, 7 milillion peopople. it was completely empty. they cut the internet. the whole city was paralyzed. it hasn't stopped this going on. you said 109 dead, but there according6000 wounded to the interior ministry. and doctors i talk to the hospital think the number of dead is grossly underestimated by the government, that the real figure is much higher. , explain recent piece what that is. in 2003, saddam falls, iraqi is a major oil producer -- producing about $6.5 billion worth of oil a month -- but such as araqis find level of corruption in the government, no new roads are being built, schools, hospitals and powerplants and everything else just are exactly the same as they were 16 years ago. so one of the demands of the protesters is against corruption. but it is corruption in a way that many people it is difficult to imagine. it is a kleptocracy, meaning everyth

theyey drop their bid, blame a lack of engagement from the lse.y be because the lse is focused on its own takeover bid itiv, aa company refin competitor to bloomberg. this comes with a lot of risk for the lse. we will have to pile on the debt in order to fund that deal. we are looking at the net debt. it will take years for those debt levels to come back down. nevertheless, analysts saying that in the long run the refinitiv dealhe will be better for the london stock exchange. this begs the question of what is next for the hong kong exchange. you look at how it has performed, it is the big underperformers with just a 2% gain for hkx. it has long been a gateway into china, but the lse says it can find a more direct route to china plus a number of other headwinds. not least the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china and the ongoing protests in hong kong. that is your stock of the hour. romaine: emma chandra, thanks. from new york and london, this is bloomberg. ♪ everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design yo

is i am in a position ere i can talk to millions of people and i can give them the straight talk theyey have been accustomed to fromni justice on saturday night i can continue to do that. i am here with you i have been on a book tour since my book came out i expect to be at fox for many more years i have a .long-term contract so all is well. >> speaking of fox news with the tweet from the presidenttw when he said fox isn't working for us anymore when he tweeted that what was hee referring to quick. >> i don't know. you have to ask him about that. because i'm not quite sure what that was about it believe me i'm not trying to avoid the question. i really was not in the midst at that point i think i was away at that point but you would have to ask him. >>host: convert one - - kevin from denver colorado's. >>caller: good morning. congratulations on your suspicion you were suspended and share that with the audience. and what you do with these conservatives he lies and distorts every single day. and with that instability that what has never been seen on the left or the right now you and your

i think that's the term theyey e these days. trace.delphia have a grand plan to assist a te city's homeless: help them inject drugs. it's about to launch the united states first ever save inject in sight after a judge injection sight, after a judge ruled that such a site is perfectly fine under federal antidrug laws. at least one of the democrat candidates, he wants to take it nationwide.st >> after you save someone who is od-ing, bring them back to their house and the o.d. the following week. we need to decriminalize opiates for personal use, we need to let them know that it's not a personal failing, this is a systemic government failing and we need to open up selfs safe-injection sites around the country because they save lives. >> mark: erin elmore is an attorney and a resident of philadelphia and she joins us. erin, is philadelphia looking forward to this safe injection site? >> mark, first of all, i have to say, did you ever think we live in a world where plastic straws were illegal, clapping is illegal, but heroin is perfectly ac

dramatically lower than the loose gun law states, of course california leads the way and saying, theyey it forth with justice writing and section three that the second amendment was not a unlimited rights. on the topic of abortion, it's only good for the first ten weeks. if this is back to roe v. wade, the first trimester, the woman has the right to control their own body.ac look, if you want to cut down on the abortions, support me and saying we need contraceptives to bebe more freely and readily available. so we can say, reducing the abortion rate is tied in. in. >> laura: ethan, you have any concern about religious or conscious rights in the democratic party? we started out the show by talking about that given beto's comments and colleges, religious institutions, if they run afoul against whatever the secular mind-set of though momentous, they could lose their tax-exempt status. do you agree with that? >> here's the deal, i'm a religious person, i belong to a congregation, my family is. beto did not say, if you believe something, you're going to lose your tax exempt status, he said i

theyey have not advanced our interests or the cause of peace and s security.ut, yeses, that neeeeds to be e responsibly. in this presesident is incapable of actually actining in a responsible way if f that means thinkiking ahead of titime about what sereries of steps could led to a u.s. withdrawal while nimizing t the negative impact on people lilike the kurds. and sadly, of f course, not that trtrump seems inclclined to take advice from anybody, but sadly, trump is surrounded by so-called advisors who are themselves incapable e or unwililling to tk about such a deliberatate and carefully thought outut wiwithdrawal. so we have this president who is given to impulsive statements and impulsive actions, who does not have people around him who can help correct that tendency. but what congressman, said is exactly correct, and my judgment. nermeen: president trump on wednesday also said the middle east was less safe now than it was prior to u.s. intervention in the region. pres. trump: we have spent $8 trillion on wars in the middle east never really wanting to win

theyey would never have wanted impeachment within a year of an election.s up to the american people. if they think trump has done wrong they don't have to return to office. if they don't think this is important they will reelect him. >> laura: thanks so much. great to see you. coming up, biden gaffes, kamala harris s tries to be hip and another revealing moment from last night. seen and unseen with raymond arroyo next. not even our competitor's best battery can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. is an urgent appeal from the international fellowship of christians and jews. - [female narrator] right now, in the former soviet union, there are thousands of jewish holocaust survivors trapped in relentless poverty. there's no heat, no electricity, no running water. they're cold, hungry, and sick and they're suffering. and dying. needlessly. - christians and jews together stand obedient to god to listen to his wo

in the last six months, theyey have had 10 police officer involved shootings, seven officer r involved deaths -- tht is more than most nations for a single city in texas. he represents a serious problem that must be addressed. amy: atatiana jefferson is the seventh person since june who has been killed by one of the police department's officers. her killing comes after white off-duty police officer amber guyger was convicted of murder for killing her black neighbor, botham jean, in his own apartment in nearby dallas. she said she thougug it was hehr apartment. well, for more, we are joined by civil rights attorney lee merritt, who is representing the jefferson family. welcome to democracy now! why don't you lay out what you understand took place. jefferson's neighbor, her family calls her law the neighbor called enforcement, called a nonemergency number because you notice the doors were open. the doors were open because the family was inside. tay and her nephew zion were inside. they were enjoying the first fall breeze in the texas area. he was concerned the owner of the house, who had

theyey were operating under kind of intense demands. i've asked of the confident in our conclusion that none of them, the secretary or any effort associates, engaged in that behavior intentionally, to violate the statute or to conceal or mishandle classified information. i don't believe they made, i don't believe they -- >> or to keep it from any possible eyes that might use it nefariously, like the vast right-wing conspiracy? >> that was our conclusion in the case, that ultimately at the end of the day come did we find a lot of misuse of the e-mail? yes. but we didn't find any evidence that it was done intentionally, and without that element of intent you cannott prove the offense and, therefore, we recommended that just not go further. >> during the campaign, before trump was nominated, did you think that by and large the press coverage of hillary clinton's server was unfair to her? >> i don't know that i thought about it in terms of whether the press coverage was fair or unfair, but it was certainly a constant pressure on the work th

united states to assemble the t international coalition to put together the contributions from others, theyey will do it themselves and say the writing is on the wall. assad has one and russia calls the shots and i thank you will see hedging strategies. generally we exercise that leadership for a couple of reasons because we always found it to be in our interest to do so. and to set out the initiative to have others hopefully's - - sign-up and we have read about the vacuum created in the absence of that leadershipha and who might step in and those who could are the weaker states like russia or iran who lack the ability to challenge directly except when we back off that then the nonstate actors in certain areas frankly there is no government anduthority to step in provide that in ways that are quite destructive. >> i agree and on the issue of weaker states with more powe power, how to survive with the maximum pressure policy and then to talk about sanctions and being successful to consolidate in syria but the sanctions only policy was not sufficient to remove iran or influence from syria. i wa