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it wants everyone toto know thee are no limits on what we can do to you. if you opposose us. if you want to expose things we have done in secret that are a a legal or deceitful or wrong, look at what we have just done to bradley manning. if you want to oppose our foreign policy, look at the people on this board t that we sent to prison for decades for doing, really, nothing. if you wanant to oppose our foreign policy, look at the guantÁnanamo detainees who have been tortured and are starting to die in that camp without any hope of ever escaping. it is a purposeful way of creating this climate of fear as a means of pacifying people and prpreventing anybody from opposg or meaningfufully challenging wt they are doing even when it comes to exercising the rights of the constitutution. of fear is most palpable to me whehen i speak to people whoho live in mususlim communities s in the uninited states, , where they believe, my ofof them, with h great r reasot every conversation they have on their televisionon and every e-mail exchange they have with their friends or family are being

the peoplele of flint toto thisy must still use filters and bottled water. setettlement that will guarantetee a pipe replacement.. that will take years to happen. we have done a lot doubt the children. investments in early education, literacy, health care, nutrition. but we have not yet garnered the resources for the long-term recovery of these kids. these kids need resources for years, if not decades, to mitigate this prices. amy: and the men who made this decisionon, the unelected city managers, has been indicted. >> there havave been about 18 criminal charges, including the emergency managers, including folks who worked in our water qualitity department, those whwo work i in our publblic healthh department. so that accountability is incredibly important. we need the ongoing investigation. amy: your here in washington, d.c., you are an iraqi i in akin doctor. >> my parents immigrated here around -- when i was four. we have immigrants all over in many of our most vulnerable communities serving, doing our privilege to serve our commmmunity's here in the stat

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talk about what you don't want your face toto be seen. >> there are security concerns here.my, thank you for having us on the show. my worries are really the worries shared by the association of federation of atomic scientists who for the year 2017 decided to turn the doomsday clock from four minutes to midnight to 3.5 minutes to midnight, precisely because .rump became the president the policies, including this dropping of the bomb over afghanistan, that caused me and others great concern about the safety not only of all of us on the planet, but of the earth as well. amy: can you talk about the effects of the bomb that was just dropped? what is called -- by the u.s. military, the mother of all bombs with this milewide radius? now, the pentagon just released the vivideo footage of the bomb. it i is not a bunker buster bom, bubut a bomb that explplodes abe grground. but they have not released the sualty figures. i will speak before bashir talks about some of the accounts heard from people in and around achin district. i think it is an insult to nickname the bomb "the mother o

lead toto jerusalem escalations? why has the process been frozen? isis targetsttack in the sinai? is it inclination with egyptians -- coordination with egyptians? sec. mattis: on the iran nuclear agreement, as our secretary of state said three days ago, iran appears, to the degree we can determine it, they appear to be living up to their part of the agreement. it is an agreement that is enforced. united states signed it in the previous administration. it continues to be enforced. that, in no way mitigates or excuses the other activities of iran in the region, to include it support of the war in yemen that grinds on thanks to their support, or what they are doing in syria to keep us thought in ssad in power. those are separate issues. the agreement on nuclear issues still stands. that is all i can say about it. on the move of the embassy, that is something you would have to take up with the secretary of state. it is not under my purview. min. lieberman: we are happy to see the egyptian military forces are more active and more efficient in their fight against isis in sinai. >> last

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toto grate cococonut to put t in sambar for 1 100,000 childreren is no joke.. we could easily avoid coconut. it doeoesn't make much differen. but it makes a diffefence in the tastste, because samambar means it has to have c coconut. amos: if the dish h is calleled sambar-- madhu: yeah, it has to havee coconunut. amos: there are 4,500 schools eagerly waiting for their meals. and each van visits roughly a dozen of them. considering the state of the roads... [horns honk] and the traffic, it seems miraculous that the lunches reach the schools on time. this road's pretty rough. man: yes, most of the roads are similar. this is a better road which we are traveling. there are a few roads which we take which are very bad roads. we cannot go even two kilometers per hour. that's how slow we go. it's such a horrible road. amos: because the hare krishna movement tops up government funding with donatioions from is members, it can spend more on meals than individual schools. it also adopts regional menus in different parts of india, chchurning outaiaita and meaeat curries in

is the republicann organization committed toto that? overwhelmingly. there isn't any questionon about it. take a look k at the last primay mpmpaign. plenty of publicicity. very litittle comment on thehe t significant facact. every single candidate user denied that either denied that 's move happening, syria toward and by mental catastrophe, or there were a couple of moderate so-called jeb bush, who said maybe it is happening, we really don't know, but it doesn't matter because fracking is working fine, so we can get more fossil fuels. there's the guy who was called the adult in the room, john kasich, the one person who said, yes, it is true, global warming is going on. it is doesn't matter. he is the governor of ohio. in ohio, we're going to go on using coal for energy and we aren't going to apologize for. so that is whatat hundred percet commitment toward racing toward disaster. and take a lookok at what has happened since. election.er 8 was the there was, a as i'm sure most of you know, very important conference underway in morocco -- marrakesh, moro

some people are going toto say we're politicizing science, but we are not. we are defending it. defendiding science becae scientists work every day to defend us. and what isis at stake here tody is bigger than science. it is about safeguararding our nation. it is abouout ensuring the h heh of our children. it is about building a better future. and for a lot of us, it is personal. it is about our friends, our neighbors, the people we love. now take a look at the science that i is under attackck. they're specifically targeting signs that protects our health, ouour safety, and the e environ. science that protects the mosost horrible among this -- vulnerable among us. make no mistake, these attacks are serious. some people will suffer. some could even die. so when those politicians try to take away the science that protects people from harm, that is not ordinary politics. that is oppression. [cheers] mosul scientists, censoring their work and trying to keep us all in the dark, that is not politics,s, that is oppression. [cheers] and with the programs that keep our air clean, our wat

stonee having g nowhere to be, decided toto suguggest he e has commmmunications with usus. let's look at his predictions. he predicted that r pupublicatioions were going b e out in the clinton fououndation. he was wrong. all of his other predictioions, where they a accurate, statatems we made th public. we said w we hainformatnn aboutut hillary clinton wewe were ining to publis when you h hear adam schiff saying, roger stone said d that wikikileaks publications a are cocoming, were saying -- - i ws saying on tv interviews thatat e had d publications thahat were comingng that were about hillary clclinton. stone predicicted we're goioingo publish an october 4. wewe did n not publish on ococt, that was o our 10 year anniversar literally, t there inono edictione hahas de inn relation to us that have come true that have not been public. you know, you have to admire the chutzpah ofower -- of how he desireseon democratic to see a connection and has exploited t that in orderer to l these books and g gain promise.. it is impressive he e is laid ot a piece o of bait that he understan

one, but you don't need it--to understand that if there are 20 million to 25 million people who want toto work and don't have a a chance, and we have 20% of the tools, equipment, raw materials for those people to work with, that a system that cannot put these two together to produce a quantity of wealth that would solve most of our social problems quickly is a system that d doesn't work very well. that's a fundamental problem of our economic system--that it produces a crisis of this sort. i won't take the time to tell you the details of what happens to people who are unemployed, particularly for long periods of time, and the current unemployment is very long for people who are without work. they suffer self-esteem problems. they suffer mental and physical health problems. their families are more likely to breakak up. they lose thehe skis that they once e had when they'e out of work for long periods of time. their children have more difficulty in school. ththe coss of these kinds of crisisis last for generations. the amount of human damage, the amount of waste of resources is beyond calcul

macron wants to open france toto thwoworld. le pen wants to close it off..oth candididates consider themselves patriots. >> in teedo weeks, i want to become your president. -- in two weeks, i want to become your president. >> the president of all of france, the president of threat ofagainst the nationalists. >> i call on all sincere patriots, wherever they may be from, however they may have voted in the first round, to join me. versus l le pen -- which sort of patriotism will french ?oters choose peter: both claiming to be the patriot, the representative of the true french people. who is the true patriot? prove that theto word patriotism has become totally empty. this is interesting because it is not about who is a patriot. it is about nationalist investors, globalization. the question is about who can deliver on promises. i think it should become obvious observing the world that it is no longer possible to put up trade barriers, to have a nationalist trade, immigration and so on policy in the globalized world as today. you can do it five years, 10 years, bu

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i attempted to reach out toto hr a number of times just to ask for those same questions but she did not return my phone calls. >> sean: shocking. >> what we are looking at is not just the expansion.>> you and i discussed this. section 702 of the 12-333 executive orders supposed to protect americans from beingng unmasked but if we go back to the story i wrote last week, and 2011, that was expanded. to allow for more leniency and unmasking. it wasn't like -- it's almost like it was legalized without us knowing it.sk the unmasking was allowed to occur. in 2011, then in 2015 they relaxed the law even more. what they were able to do and we know it went to susan rice. we know former cia director john brennan was allowed to do this and clapper. they had the ability to request unmasked american foreign to foreign raw intelligence. highly classified. >> sean: even if it was legitimate intelligence gathering, they are using that as a means to spy on innocent americans without the benefit of a warrant. a good way to put it. >> yes, that's certainly what intelligent sources are saying. they are say

. >> ramping up the rhetoric just a day after korea failed toto launch a ballistic missisile. warningng onched a pyongyang's doorstepep. >> all optptions are onn the ta. >> mike pence made an unannounced visit to the demilitarized zone, the maximum dayrity area on the first of his asian tour. he then met with his allies in any use of weapons by north koreans will be met with response. >> the world witnessed the strength and resolve of our new president in actions taken in syria and afghanistan. north korea would do well not to the strengthlve or of the armed forces of the united states in this region. repeated the u.s. wants china to pressure the north into abandoning its nuclear program. beijing called on all parties to return from the negotiating table. >> our proposal is from all sides -- is for all sides term all sides to refrain from action. >> north korea's other neighbor called for a de-escalation of tensions. recklessnot accept actions which violate mostly un security council resolutions. this does not mean other nations should violate international law in the same way

i was not allowed toto go to thr funerals while i was incarcerated.y blood brother and my uncle's and, you know, my stepfather. the punishment was greater than anything you can never think of. my education -- sisince it was a drug crime, it is going to stop my p pell grant, by federal. i'm trying to get back in college. it affected that, definitely. in employment. i can't get a decentnt job payig good money to survive. , i've beeny career trying to go back to college. it all revevolves aroundnd the e issues. in the housing -- they d did not want to hear anything from me. for ally, i was homeleless felony, 10 years, walked the streets just trying to survive. generalistant attorney said during dookhan's during their was no evidence that dookhan was motivated to get defendants off the streets. i want to turn to this email exexchange dookhan had with the assistant use attorney john wortmann from june 10, 2009. wortmann wrote, "annie -- thanks. sorry to be so bothersome lately. but the summer approaches and we need to take some of these guys off." dookhan

tonight's reality check goes out toto members of the house intelligence committee.ay recall that a mere month ago democrats were outraged whel intelligence chairman devin nunes was allowed to privately review documents that indicated national security advisor at the time, susan rice, had deliberately unmasked the names of donald trump'ste associates were spied upon. they tried to hell and to hounded nunes from office and complained they were being kept in the dark. according to a new report, now that those documents have been made available, apparently no longerare interested in reading them. there are nine democrats on the committee, but only two of them have bothered to look at the documents. you would think with their privileged position they would want to see all relevant information that relates to their claim, president trump and his advisors are pawns of vladimir putin. they don't. they never really thought trump colluded with russia and the first place. they were using the claim as a political tool. even baseless accusations or treason are fair game in the p

. >> officially ththe goal is toto defeat thehe islamic statate organizatition.ecause e of the refusal to o ar questitions about persosons, pee are free t to speculate abobouty this hapappened now, and why dona trump this or didn't. -- knew about this or didn't. and why he went after afghanistan at this specific time. this is a white house that believes the airstrikes in syria were very successful, and gotten positive coverage. that may lead to more governance will to confidence and drop a bomb like this one. there are struggles and problems around the world for the united states. several potential areas for the united states to use its military, including syria against bashar al-assad, and the other is north korea and the regime of kim jong-un. perhaps this was a warning shot in another country to show thehe military might of the united states. we are free to speculate. these are important questions that were asked of sean spicer, white house press secretary. he refused to answer, referring us to the pentagon, who have only given us details when and why the isla

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that idea, by the way, but it is notot possibe that a v venture capapitalist brother is not going toto bent from that. amy: what are the laws? you said this is illegal. >> jareded kushner is not suppod to benefit from his position in the white house. but for something to be done about it, i would suspect, in the same way with bill clinton and monica lewinsky, if you go back and study that, it takes time and it takes a smoking gun -- it takes a real smoking gun. nermeen: what would constitute a smoking gun? >> who knows, for example, during the tradition -- this is your speculation -- who knows what jeered -- we know he was talking to the russians. we know he was talking to the russian bank backed by the government. he very quickly volunteered to testify, which means, by the way, he does not have to testify under oath. and explain what those conversations were about. he was during that time, according to all of my sources in real estate, talking to the chinese because he has got a real problem with his building anbang, thise and chinese insurance comedy, which has very close ties to the

bay area that are helping young latina students get through h h cococollllegegek more of f us need toto w work ts that, as well, in our creation of nonprofits and foundations and start helping our latino students. >> what else is holding us back? >> i think at times the -- and this is again more from the political front -- at times, we are competing with so many socioeconomic issues that, from my own personal experience, there's so many socioeconomic issues getting in the way, that unless we as a community do a better job of coming together and providing resources, providing mentorship, it's vy easy to sometimes see folks along the way who don't necessarily feel that there's a light at the end of the tunnel. you know, i used to joke around that my first exposure to lawyers was in the neighborhood. my first exposure to doctors was in the e.r. >> right. >> but there's a lot of truth to that -- not just for me, but for a lot of latinos. right? so how do you make those folks realistic and tangible? that's what changed my perspective in my life. at age 18, i was able to work at the city's he

i am pretty bitter i have toto tell you about the situation because of what happened to me.to hear you say these people are not coming in here taking our jobs it's ridiculous. i just have to tell you i can't see how you can look us in the eye and tell us that they arell doing jobs we won't do. >> guest: i am sorry for the experience that you've had and it's not an experience i'd notrd heard of before but let's look at the responsibility here i think there are some laws that we have proposed that say you can't underpay or you can't use these immigrants as a source of workforce and then underpay them the value of the job. you are speaking of an issue of age that should be discrimination. you are speaking of employers that are taking advantage not only of you but even of the individual that they are probably paying a subpar wage for a job that is of a higher value. those are things that have to end. this isn't just individuals coming in and pushing ourour fai workers out. this is our failure to hold thef businesses responsible for the benefits they pay workers, the salary they

queue es are forced to tw toto fill cans with water. it is not suitable for drinking but can be used for cleaning. >> i get out of the house every day in the first thing i do every day is get water.i get four cans. that should be enough for my family. honestly, i'm struggling a lot with this because i have to carry them and i can't do it all the time because i'm an old man and i have pain in my shoulders. united nations transports 2.3 million leaders of wat -- liters of water each day. most of the treatment plants and the city have been damaged. residents say the water policy is poor -- water quality is poor. >> there's a well by the hill. they claim that the water is thinkable, but it is not. we have to boil it. and it leaves the player of -- layer of oil. we have to remove the oil before we can drink it. says watere u.n. shortages is the biggest manager in need in the city from where thousands of syrians continue to flee. 300,000 people have left their home since the campaign to liberate mosul began. >> to gambia now. it is being seen

. >> it's definitely a benefit to not have to go out and kill certain animals toto protect yr income, your bread and butter. seeing the cheetahs, the leopard in their natural environment is lovely - not having to go out with a gun and prosecute them. >> unlike most big predators, cheetahs hunt during the day. and so are blamed for much of the lost livestock. the guarding dog program was designed to try to combat the problem. on his farm, brummer's wife rosamund runs the dog breeding center. project manager, deon cilliers has come to see how the dogs are doing. the program provides farmers with a dog for free and pays for its upkeep for one year. now there's even a waiting list for the animals. the anatolian shepherd is quite a huge dog. >> he's quite bold and he stands back from nothing. they are not attack dogs, they are not aggressive at all. they will just start barking when the predator is around and usually that's enough to scare predators away. >> almost 250 dogs have been placed with farmers in northern south africa. anatolian guarding dogs first have to be integrated as puppie

so this manmade world had all the living components necessary toto be another biospherere. it was extremely complex, very biodiverse. nothing could go in andd out of this system frfrom r earth'h's biososphere except information, so it was materially sealed off as a laboratory to study earth's ecology. van thillo: we had a million-gallon ocean with an entire coral reef that came from southern mexico, from yucatan. we started to look at the health of the corals. what we discovered--and gaie was in the ocean every day--what she discovered was that if we are healthy, our biosphere is healthy, or if our biosphere is healthy, we are healthy. it became written in our bodies, so to speak, because our little biosphere cycled so much faster. carbon cycled faster, water cycled faster, all of these things, so it became a real way of thinking about how everything connects, how the water connects everything, how the atmosphere connects everything. what was amazing was you could actually look at the health of your biosphere by looking at the corals. biosphere foundation was founded inside

fellow turkish citizens in germany to vote "no" in the rereferendum, and campaigngn r their right toto express their opinion wiwithout fear -- somemething thatat's become alt impossiblele in turkey. michelle: for r many of us, a garage is a place we use for storage or more likely, to park our cars. but for some russians trying to make a living in a troubled economic climate, it's a place for business. they are often transformed into anything from a car repair shop to a hairdressers. however, most of the millions of people running these garazhniki don't pay tax, which has lead vladimir putin to announce a crackdown. our reporter, juri rescheto, went to find out what makes this shadow economy tick. juri: a classic c garage band - russian-style. and a garage upholstery shop. and a do-it-yourself recycling center. they're all part of grenada -- a garage cooperative in the city of nabereznye chelny, a city of half a million people over 1000 kilometers east of moscow. this male domain is ruled by a woman -- ekaterina ermakova, known locally as catherine the great. ms. ermakova: i know my lad