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the russian monitoring station, falling silent, was confirmed by the comprehensive test ban treaty organizatione suspicion by armed control experts is that russia wants to hide the data that could give the u.s. and others information about just how badly that cruise missile test failed. >> shepard: the u.s. has been doing some muscle testing of its own. >> that's right. these are the first ground launched missiles of the u.s. has tested since pulling out all of the nuclear forces treaty. they have long been barred. at 2:30 p.m. pacific time, the department conducted a flight test of a conventionally configured ground launch cruise missile at san nicolas island, california. according to a statement from the pentagon, impacted its target after more than 300 miles of flight. this has implications for future arms control experts, worried that the trees are being dismantled. the u.s. has not conducted a nuclear test since 1992. >> shepard: jennifer, thank you. a ransom attack has crippled nearly two dozen towns across texas. that's according to the texas department of information resources. the atta

. >> putin's pushback comes as officials from the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization,ors nuclear weapons activity around the world tell cnn that at least four of the group's monitoring decisions in russia went silent alt least temporarily in the days following the explosion. scientists tell cnn it's almost unheard of for the stations to stop working. >> i don't think it looks like a coinciden coincidence. the two stations we know were closest to the site of the incident on russian territory. two sites, they were the first to go down. >> american officials say they first became alarmed shortly after august 8ths when the russian government downplayed a mysterious explosion off russia's northern coast that killed at least five elite nuclear specialists. the u.s. believes the blast came during the testing of a secret nuclear powered cruise missile. scientists believe the missile blew up on a platform and likely fell into the sea. the kremlin has only said some kind of liquid fuel ignited. but experts say satellite imnls showed russia moving a ship used to clean up spills.

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a spokesperson for the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization confirmed issues at the stationsher? well, we know that there was an accident off the northern coast of russia and august eight involving what appears to bea august eight involving what appears to be a missile propulsion system involving nuclear material, so there was some sort of radiation leakage, the wind was blowing north to south, reaching the coast and there were scattered reports of spikes in radiation levels and some of the populated areas. said the stations he mentioned that are part of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty is monitoring system, they are designed to detect and deter clandestine nuclear weapon test explosions, not radiation from nuclear accidents, which is essentially august eight. suresh appears to be trying to obscure details about the type of radioactive material, the amount of radioactive material, the amount of radio active dispersal in the days afterwards. i did to obscure the nature of the research work they‘re doing on the missile system or to try and downplay public concerns abou

the fact that the united states got involved just like the southeast treaty organization. he said malaya could exert terrific force to combat experience in asia. with his encouragement, he managed to do this by 1961. this was pro-u.s. time and as well as the philippines and this was called the association of southeast asia. they would lay the foundations, the association of south east asian nations. that would include singapore as well as indonesia and these three anti-communist members, malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. all of these countries would rule by conservative leads. these would fully support u.s. intervention in vietnam, during the 60s and 70s, they would pursue increasingly intimate ties, with the superpowers. supr powers. these were the vital moments of what was a wider pro-u.s. trajectory across southeast asia. now, what my book subjects is this story of the wider region is lost if we focus tightlyo on the faith. whereas a number of scholars judged the u.s. retreat from vietnam is the end of a short-lived american empire, my book considers dominos that

indigenous, not fouled by the fact that the united states got involved just like the southeast asia treaty organization. he said to the prince, malaya could exert terrific force to counter communist influence in asia. with his encouragement, the prince managed to do this by 1961. he formed precisely such a group with pro-u.s. thailand as well as the philippines and this was called asa, the association of southeast asia. asa would lay the foundations for asean created in 1967. the association of southeast asian nations. that would include singapore as well as indonesia and these three anti-communist founding members, malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. all of these countries were ruled by conservative anti-communist elites and would fully support u.s. intervention in vietnam, and during the '60s and the '70s, they would pursue increasingly intimate ties with the ascendant superpower. these were the vital moments of what is a wider pro-u.s. trajectory across southeast asia. one that would ensconce the majority of the peoples as well as the resources in the u.s. orbit by the height of the vietnam war

the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization monitors these types of things and said russia a resume sharing data some of the centers that had mysteriously stopped transmitting around the time of the explosion. russia's government issued a contradictory reports on whether there was a radiation. vladimir putin maintains there is no contamination risk or any danger of radiation. he said the russian government sent experts there to control the situation. officials are considering whether a failed test of a nuclear powered test missile because the explosion. secretary of state mike pompeo said any time there's a nuclear incident he expects countries to live up to their treaty and reporting act obligations. >> jon: breaking news on the immigration crisis, the department odepartment of homely announcing sweeping new immigration rules. acting dhs secretary kevin mcaleenan is our headliner and we will speak to them about the changes. >> sandra: all right. the executive editor of "the new york times" explains how it should target the president. former executive editor jill abramson w

regional anti-communist grouping that would be clearly indig -- indigenous just like the treaty of the organization. he said that they could exert terrific force to expand the communist influence in asia and with the encouragement he managed to do this by 1961. he formed precisely such a group with pro u.s. thailand as well as the philippines and this was called the association of southeast asia. asa would lay the foundation for -- the southeast asian nations and that would include singapore and the three anti-communist members, malaysia, thailand and the philippines. all of the countries were ruled by conservative anti-communist elites and these would fully support u.s. intervention in vietnam. during the '60s and '70s they would tie up with the superpower and this is a wider pro u.s. trajectory, one that would ensconce the people's as well as the resources in the u.s. orbit by the height of the vietnam war. now what my book suggests that this story of the wider regions lost if we focused tightly on the fate of indochina. the failure in korea is important without being central. and a number of sch

would oppose a new nafta and what you believe in, what a lot of us hope for, is trade treaties that empower organizedthe boundaries of the world and give working people power again. >> vice president, your response? your response, sir? >> yes. >> that's it. >> he said, would i insist that labor be engaged. the answer is yes. >> i consider that a victory. >> well i love your affection for me. you spend a lot of time with me. >> you know what? we believe in redemption at this party. >> i hope you're part of it. >> i want to ask a question of senator bennett. cnn reached out to primary voters for the most pressing question. ferris from flint, michigan, has this question. here in detroit, we have seen firsthand how it can displace workers and create uncertainty about human job security. how would you balance the disruptions created by technology, on our economy? >> this goes to the last question. how do we remain competitive? it's not just about trade we were talking about earlier, whether we're going to invest in this country anymore. since 2001, we have cut $5 trillion worth of taxes. almost all of tha

not sure this administration is moving toward an international organization with treaties and so forth would be the right position to push. >> for now, to our speakers, explain your complicated issue and help us think through implications of this and beyond it and the hudson team and the c-span team, they have been here for 3 long events in the past 36 hours, in mid-august, you have other sensations. we all know each other around of thanks. [applause] >> watch booktv for live coverage of the book festival. starting at 10:00 eastern, our coverage includes ruth bader ginsburg on her book my own words. david's book, the heart speed of wounded knee, sharon robinson talks about her book child of the dream. rig atkinson, author of the british are coming, thomas malone, founding director of the center for collective intelligence discusses his book superminds. the national book festival live saturday, august 31st at 10:00 am eastern on booktv on c-span2. the c-span cities tours on the road exploring the american story. >> bozeman in many ways, a way in which montana is changing, one of the fas

do you say that you oppose a new nafta, and what you believe in is trade treaties that empower organized across the boundaries of the world and give working people power again? not just corporations. >> your response, sir? [laughter] what i insisten: that labor be engaged? the answer is yes. i love your affection for me. you spend a lot of time on me. [laughter] we believe ino: redemption in this party. vice pres. biden: i hope you are part of it. >> i want to ask a question of senator bennet now. we reached out to democratic primary voters for their most pressing questions. has in detroit, our economy seen firsthand how technology and automation can did lace workers and create uncertainty around human job security. how would you balance these disruptions created by technology with the beneficial impact of technology on our economy? sen. bennet: how will we also remain competitive? this is not just about trade, as we were talking about earlier, it is if we will invest in this country anymore. since 2001, we have cut thrive trillion dollars -- $5 trillion worth of taxes. almost all of tha

are you ready to say you will oppose a new nafta and what you believe in is trade treaties that empower organized people power again. not just corporations. >> yes. >> your response, sir. >> yes. >> that's it? >> would i insist that labor be engaged the answer is yes. >> i consider that a victory. >> well, i love your affection for me. you spend a lot of time with me. >> you know what -- we believe in redemption. in this party. >> i tell you what, i hope you're part of it. >> i want to ask senator bennett. cnn reached out to michigan democratic primary voters for the most pressing question. this question. here in detroit the economy has seen firsthand how technology and automation can displace workers and create uncertainty around human job security. how would you a balance the disruptions with the impact of technology on the economy. >> this goes to the last question. which is how are we going to remain competitive. it's not just about trade. it's about whether we'll invest in the country anymore. since 2001, we have cut $5 trillion worth of taxes almost all of that is gone to the wealthiest peo

interpretation, their organizing philosophy. or most it as a treaty americans, everywhere i go, i asked them to raise their hand if you think you know of the concept of jihad. just raise your hand. that's exactly it. maybe 80 or 90% will say i have heard of the concept and read about it, i am familiar with it. i asked people to raise your hand if you have ever heard of another concept. 3, is always a minority. that is the other main branch of the islamist tree. what does that mean? it makes believers in this particular philosophy that has its underpinnings in religion efforts in engaging in campaigns and arguments, propaganda. in short, it is the effort to promote the ideas, the effort to persuade. that is where cyber comes into. i know that when it comes to jihad and we are focusing on ,hat and these big companies there are focusing on the jihadi aspect. where are they plotting an attack, where will that attack the? -- be? that is all under the branch of jihad. otherwise, you have to ask yourself how are they using cyber to raise awareness? how are t

but this data is fed into an organization which is supposed to monitor and support this nuclear test ban treatyted in vienna, so thoe they get these continuous streams of information and then office, poof, there is an incident report, that two stations are offline and then another two and i've interacted with the head of that organization and they've gotten to the russians for an explanation object what's going on when these stations are going to come back online and the russians haven't provided one. nor did they provide one to the "wall street journal" when they asked? >> in terms of the importance of this data, if these monitoring stations do go down, i mean, who knows if they're still operating as normal and they just are not being allowed to report their data to vienna, who knows if the stations themselves have been shut down. if the stations have been shut down for a period of days or weekend weeks when they are up and running, will it make it atq0v10 i'd love to you have back as you continue to report this up. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. stay with us. stay with us keep being yo

going to give nuclear weapons up however well organized protests that is the negativity but for the positivity let me take you back to 2017 where the treaty in the prohibition of nuclear weapons was adopted that united nations i want you to see the joy in this announcement have a look. trading on the prohibition of nuclear weapons has been good to. you. because. you feel you know why thank you. brad treasure looking happy that was your big head in the way that i bet. that was a great eye but where are we now i mean the dreams i can't say it's 2 minutes to midnight but in terms of new thinking practically about building this this movement momentum we're all way. well i think that the negative comment there really is completely wrong because people can influence this i mean that's how we change the world that's how we got human rights treaties that how we got same sex marriage that's how we got the geneva conventions you know that's how we banned chemical and biological weapons in this is not just the precedence of countries just suddenly come up with a good idea and do it because they're nice about it i mean politicians change when the pub

intelligence information about this, but this data is fed into an organization which is supposed to monitor and support this nuclear test ban treaty they're located in vienna. so they get these continuous streams of information and then all of a sudden, poof, there is an incident report that two stations are offline and then another two. and i've interacted with the head of that organization and they've gone to the russians for an explanation about what's going on, when these stations are going to come back online and the russians haven't provided one, nor did they provide one to "the wall street journal" when we asked. >> and in terms of the importance of this data. if these monitoring stations do go down. i mean, who knows if they're still operating as normal and they just not are being allowed to report their data to vienna who knows the stations themselves have been shut down. if the stations have been shut down for a period of days and weeks when they're finally back up and running, will that time lapse make it impossible to get accurate -- accurate i guess retrospective readings? if there is a delay while these stations aren

treaty. little trump cancels a state visit to denmark after calling remarks by its prime minister. should reject it is offer to greenland the proposal. aid organization oxfam lashes out at g 7 countries ahead of their summit this weekend and it uses their policies of driving global inequality. equality had increased over the last year and the wealth the richest billionaires was growing while the poorest half of society had fallen. with you tonight welcome to the program. we stand just one step away from when you arms race just some of the words heard during a heated debate underway right now in the u.n. security council it concerns the u.s. withdrawal from a key cold war arms control treaty known as the earth and its recent tests of a cruise missile previously banned by the agreement. on the whole do you realize that because of the us is geo political ambitions we are all one step from an arms race that cannot be controlled or regulated in any way. are you going to try and evade your share of the responsibility for what's happening. and also an allegedly a bone to an allegedly russian and chinese threat will the future generations forgive you this. l

organizers. that would be very high risk for beijing, but a possibility. >> christian, the hong kong government yanked the extradition treaty was the initial spark for the protests. what's the end game? china is not going to invade hong kong. they want more protection than what had been in place. isn't this like the protest in france, protesting without what a clear sensible outcome could be? >> it's interesting. it's a new collection of leaders. some of the demand are varying. even though the extradition treaty has been pushed to the side, there are others who want the chief executive to resign for her role in what's going on. questions about what the police have done. demand that some of the protest leaders in jail along with ordinary citizens, airline pilots, included, should be let out of prison. i think this will go in the direction beijing need to fulfill the promises that include universal suffrage. essentially real democracy in hong kong instead of half democracy. and restoration of the autonomy promised hong kong. >> is china pushed into the corner, not allowed to be the china they were the last few years? are they

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treaty. trump councils a state visit to denmark after calling remarks by its prime minister masti she had rejected his offer to buy greenland calling the proposal absurd. and aid organization oxfam lashes out and g 7 countries ahead of the summit this weekend it accuses their policies of driving political and equality. equality hot rich increased over the last the last year actually the wealth the british just billionaires was growing while the wealth of the poorest half of society had fallen . hello you're watching on t.v. international i'm whereas on a local it thank you for joining us. now russia and china have called for global action to prevent a new all ms rice following the collapse of a key arms control agreement in beijing called a u.n. security council meeting after the u.s. tested a cruise missile previously banned by the i.n.f. treaty and rival powers blamed each other for the ongoing escalation his caleb maupin with the details. at the meeting russia expressed very grave concerns about the united states' recent decision on august 2nd to withdraw from the intermediate nuclear forces treaty and furthermore it emphasized that russia had fully complied with the tr