well the kurdistan nicotiana shins w with the u. s. r. poison as long as thehe us is what it s and is not come to its senses. talks with the u. s. r. poison and with its current administration it's a double poison him. the twenty tesuque you said in your opening statement that things won't cool down soon but trump is hardly sounding they are like he's ready to go to war the fact is that hee was electe. in part on his assertion that he would bring home the us forces from the middle east and not -- intervene anymore in that regio. that's exactly right president trump campaigned in twenty sixteen on bringing troops home from the middle east ending america's costly wars in the region. and also withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal and re negotiating a better deal with iran's leaders over not only its nuclear weapons and its progression of nuclear weapons but also its destabilizing activity in the region. the challenge is that there are hard liners in the white house that has a very different objective when it comes to run. and that is push

and i really u. s. -- and there are still questions of the boeing seven three seven max playing this is the plan that has been -- grounded for uss several months now i think over two fatal crashes to the smoke yeah absolutely will this wednesday it's actually safety regulators in the u. s. -- that are in the hot seat they're facing questions for american lawmakers about the certification process for thatt plane. the federal aviation administration has been accused of being too lax with boeing and allowing the company itself to prove some safety features. the hearing comes after us media outlets released audio recordings of pilots at american airlines raising concerns about the jets. completes took place after the crash of the lion air plane back in october months before a second deadly crash involving the samee model in ethiopia in march. hello to hearard asking for more clarity about the automated features on the seven thirty seven max planes. well in washingtonn the acting head of the faa said federa

to the u. s. president threatened to impose tariffs of up 225% on all mexican goods entering the united states that is unless the mexico clamp down on illegal migration. allows mason is shaping up to be the biggest following policy test to date for andres manuel lopez obrador. it's cold trans america first slogan a fallacy take a listen [inaudible] mama. oracle shape using coercive measures. never leads to a good outcome -- twenty four million mexicans. live. and work. in the united states or israel - so we have to act. with the utmost caution. yeah. yeah we'll have a much more for you on that reaction from mexico and all a business update at lace rona in the program so do i stay with us. for that. what other -- world news the body of an iconic call congolese opposition leader has finally being repatriated two yeaears after his death and she interested caddies family were unable to bring his remains home from belgium until now. because of a bitter dispute with the ex president joseph kabila. isol

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last month chinese exports to the u. s. drop 13% from a year earlier and industries such as electronics havave seen sales to the u. s. plummets by up 240%. across the pacific the outlook is also bleach exports to china fell by quarter last month in the manufacturing industry is undergoing a significant slowdown. american soy farmers have been particulararly hard hit by chine retaliation. that now cooling on donald trump to end the dispute. our patience is wearing thin as prices remain low in the tariff dispute drags on the financial and emotional toll on us soybean farmers cannot be ignored. the health of all these industries hangs in the balance. this week the us will decide whether or not to stick to presidentt trumpss proposed massive increase on tariffs. well uncertainty over the outcome of those talks has taken a toll on a global markets once again this thursday -- wall street is pared back some of its earlier very sharp losses we had seen the dow jones down as much as three hundred and fifty points -- we've got less

>>reported in the u s so far this year and that means 2019 now has the greatest number of cases in a single year in the united states and more than 25 years. so the first 5 months of 2019 eclipse all all of 1994, which had 963 cases the cdc says the way to in this outbreak is to make sure that everyone who is able get vaccinated now back in 2000 measles was officially eliminated in the u s that means it was no longer continuously transmitted in the nation. but now the cdc says outbreaks continue into the summer and fall the us could lose measles elimination status. we'll take a look at this not good nearly 140 dogs were found inside of a multimillion-dollar mansion, there. this is video of you see the workers, they're carrying the dogs out they have on hazmat suits are removing them from the home. they got a tip someone told police that a man and a woman were hoarding the dogs inside of that home. the animals were living in just terrible conditions they had fleas. the couple was cited for misdemeanor animal cruelty but more severe charges could be added. the kids it so well and stora

thousands of guardsmen and women are already deployed for operations across the u s. >>that includes securing the southern border and other national emergencies. >>i asked officials about the impact those operations could have on readiness for t hurricane season. i'm not concerned with being stretched too thin and everyone we have lots of resources. garden and inside the national government's idea t katz says the guard has also taken steps to improve coordination and to streamline movement of resources between states so they can shortfalls in advance. >>and in those 40 states can look at the shortfalls and say. what can we do to help support that officials say they're expecting a near normal hurricane season. >>and are preparing to assist wherever and whenever they're needed. in washington 3 jackson. >>the 3rd time is not the charm for democrats hoping to pass a disaster relief bill today yet another gop lawmaker blocks the billion bill from passing in the house of representatives that money is supposed to help victims of hurricanes wildfires, flooding and other natur

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congress because it is only the u. s. congress. that can do such a thing there are now over fifty democrats in the house of representatives who are calling for those proceedings to begin because they believe there is enough proof in the molar reports. of obstruction of justice by the president now over fifty members of congress is actually not a loss -- that would have to be a lot more for this to actually happen and of course the body that would decide whether a president would be impeached or not would actually be the u. s. senate's this has a republican majority. all of this is very unrealistic at this point but what we learned from robert muller today is this story will not go away despite robert miller doing his very best to go away himself. by retiring and basically saying that we will hear no more from him by the way the president in the sense agreeing with that saying that the case is closed but democrats would not agree with that president with the president's point of view. of course though the president has repeatedly at

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>>that was more than a year after he was detained in north korea he game back to the u s in a comatose state and died a few days later and earlier this week, former u s north korea envoy just a few and told cnn north korea asked for $2 million to free war beer. he says he signed that agreement and he believed president trump had also approved it or beers mother said when she saw her son again quote, it looked like he'd seen the devil and he had. she also says she never knew she could have gotten her son back by paying money. >>had i known that north korea wanted money corrado i would have gladly given the money from day one. that is what they wanted from otto in the beginning they first of all they want everything they can get from anyone they take. >>or bears mother went on to urge the international community to administration ibe within the past few minutes tonight, wshort range missile a test and this is the first tests it's been launched since president trump met with the north korean leader kim jong-un and that summit in vietnam earlier this week so that relationship is back on ro

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>>recruiting the best president trump says his goal is to attract the best and the brightest to the u s while also securing the border, the president's plan needs support from both parties in order to become law but the proposal falls short of what lawmakers say they're willing to accept virginia democratic senator mark warner supports immigration reform i do think we need to move. >>and in a way that it encourages higher quality frankly, some of the folks who come with an enormous skills that can be an immediate help to our economy but the president's plan fails to addressed a key issue for him and other democrats. >>the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants who are in the country, including of course the dreamers george washington university professor matt dallek says. >>the president's proposal won't satisfy some in his own party, either native this groups. >>want to see a reduction in the number of immigrants let into the country so they're unhappy administration officials say this is a first step toward changing the nation's immigration system. >>and are open to working with

>>> severe weather is threatening the central u. s.lieves a tornado hit a section of kansas yesterday, tearing through fields and damaging homes. right now, it is peak tornado season. there were about 30 reports of tornadoes during the 24 hour stretch. 40 million people live in the storm's path from minnesota north to texas to the south. high winds and hail are in the forecast today. >>> former vice president and presidential candidate joe biden is holding a rally in philadelphia today, he is calling it his first official campaign rally. his official campaign headquarters will be based in philadelphia. today's rally is expected to draw thousands of supporters. he says his speech will focus on why he believes he is the best person to unite the country in a polarized political landscape. >>> political candidate bernie sanders is proposing a moratorium on charter schools. he is expected give more details at a rally in south carolina today. he wants the federal government to stop funding charter schools, which are typically privately run u

u. s. is latest salvo. and experts say the trade war is far from over. the u. k. economy rebounded in the first three months of the year thanks to businesses stockpiling ahead of a brexit that never came. gdp picks up by hall from percent and manufacturing was given abuses company sprinted to fill orders before the march twenty ninth deadline. the british cononsulate philip hammond insisted that the new figures spell good news for the country. it's it's correct there has been someme stockpilingng ahead of te possibility of an ideal -- exit in march but the underlying message is one of resilience of this economy the growth has come across all sectors services construction. manufacturing production -- it's not just in one area. but analysts aren't so sure if you're reading the surge of imports to pre brexit anxiety and effects that will surely subside as brexit drags on investors nerves has certainly been tested by this long us china tradede will. translate this move is no exception but whil

h one n one push isn't getting much if they can't thank you now they w h o u s who says don't trust. you trust who announces the. peace it will be here in doha with your top stories from al-jazeera the acting u.s. defense secretary says they'll be no war with iran and the deployment of additional forces in the gulf is to turn possible attacks by tehran patrick shannon made those comments following a classified briefing to members of congress along with the u.s. secretary of state they've been under pressure to explain what they describe as unspecified threats from tehran. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. we're not about going to war this is about continuing to protect our interests in the middle east and conducting the missions that there are we are there to perform the u.n. special envoy for libya as one the country's on the verge of descending into a prolonged civil war the assessment follows 7 weeks of fighting for control of tripoli by forces loyal to the warlord

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a study by u s s of manager fidel and she found that women perform better than men fight 0.4 percent it may appear to be a minor difference but can have a significant impact over time so i'm going to invest about a 5th of my net income in stocks. as a journalist i often go abroad and not be wondering if women in other countries are also hesitant to take charge of their finances. stephanie o'connor is on a mission to help them vicious niman feel as confident with their money as they do in their careers a generation ago at me like state a woman. you know her 1st. woman to manage her own money and bill is still a relatively new concept. and. i'm glad that stuck to my retirement just as my grandmother used to say money does make you happy you can give your peace of mind. and you know it's grandmother sounds like a wise woman so why do so many women often have so much less financial support in old age than men it broke it down for you. why do women earn less. it's not a myth women's wages remain low while men's climb higher and higher this is a in germany she earns 21 percent less than a

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percent in october but trump wants mexican authorities to do want to combat illegal entries to the u. s. mexico's president manuel lopez obrador says he will respond with quote great prudence to trounce latest threat and that he also won't stop his country ratifying the united states mexico canada agreement. now lots to talk about with clifford conan from business and also early bods who joins us from the front with stock exchange. hello to both of you i'd like to start with you cliff that looking at this entire picture we watching the end of global trade as we know it but it's certainly a major recalibration if you look at mexico today mexico was kind of filling a gap in a way that would be made by by china with the chart us china people were looking at mexico's away producing there perhaps as a way of getting into america about ways to lead up to or as close as well so yes let me see these 2 huge areas which were so symbolic in a way all of the kind of global trade to be fobbed for the last 3 or 4 decades are now facing major sanctions from the world's biggest economy but as with mexi

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the number of apprehensions on the u s mexico border is the highest since 2009. >>in world news tonight, an attack on a catholic church in central burkina faso africa has left 6 people dead the country's information agency says gunmen on motorcycles stormed the church this morning, killing 6 men, including the priest and then set the church on fire the landlocked country in northwest africa has been plagued by extremist violence in recent months in february cnn reported the us was considering sending additional military advisers and intelligence tools to burkina faso to help combat the growing terrorism threat. and sri lanka after hundreds were killed in easter sunday, terror attacks the country is now dealing with repercussions of those cnn's nikhil kumar reports the tourism industry is now suffering too. >>empty beaches. does that its streets. restaurants with no customers to start deciding outsider the devastating easter sunday attacks in sri lanka killed more than 250 people and the bombings also dealt a body blow to a key pillar. the country's economy. touri