u.s. spy. agencies north korea is working on new missiles stating that the information is according to the officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe classified intelligence even going as far to claim as to claim that quote senior north korean officials have discussed their intention to deceive washington about the number of nuclear warheads and missiles they have as well as types and numbers of facilities and to rebuff international inspectors according to intelligence gathered by u.s. agencies and yet in the entirety of the over twelve hundred word article the only u.s. intelligence agency named is the national geospatial intelligence agency which is the combat support agency of the department of defense which is focused and focused on the collecting analyzing and distributing of satellite imagery for the military for natural and manmade disasters and for security planning of events like the olympics no other agency is named no u.s. government officials are name nor is the source of

u.s. spy. agency's north korea is working on new missiles stating that the information is according to the officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe classified intelligence even going as far to claim as to claim that quote senior north korean officials have discussed their intention to deceive washington about the number of nuclear warheads and missiles they have as well as types and numbers of facilities and to rebuff international inspectors according to intelligence gathered by u.s. agencies and yet in the entirety of the over twelve hundred word article the only u.s. intelligence agency named is the national geospatial intelligence agency which is the combat support agency of the department of defense which is focused and focused on the collecting analyzing and distributing of satellite imagery for the military for natural and manmade disasters and for security planning of events like the olympics no other agency is named no u.s. government officials are name nor is the source of

u.s. agencies have mounted an undercover investigation into the illegal sale of firearms . academy didn't respond to our interview requests but has denied any wrongdoing in previous statements adding that they have removed tactical weapons from open display. but the federal agency who investigated academy sports has agreed to. hi it's called the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms a.t.f. thanks jim very nice of you agents franco to go and we call strong work on cases that involve firearms trafficking this was one. that was seized in a recent investigation of this gun was bought by two u.s. citizens on behalf of a mexican cartel the investigation revealed a whole straw purchasing network but their charge was based on lying on the paperwork seven of them have been prosecuted. in federal court for providing false statements on foreign transaction so what you're prosecuting them for is the fact that they filled in the form wrongly correct there is currently no firearms trafficking statute that we can prosecute someone for in the absence of a targeted federal law traffickers

u.s. dollars to his campaign a rather true friend and share in the white house no longer will federal agencies be coming after law abiding gun owners. rallies across the country trumpeters has urged him to construct a war between mexico and the u.s. . a promise president trump has vowed to deliver. that war is going to help us very importantly with the deadly and heartbreaking cards or quarters of illegal immigration the last was the drugs the gags the car just the crisis of smuggling and trafficking. but do try and his supporters could make their freedom to buy guns with the destruction suffered by mexico's people. if america intends to keep drugs and migrants out it should get tougher on weapons going in. for now the families of the disappeared and waiting for the violence to end. they want to search for their loved ones to finally begin. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drives them home in the first of two films on these contrasting experiences people in pow

u.s. dollars to his campaign a rather true friend and share in the white house no longer will federal agencies be coming after law abiding gun owners. rallies across the country trump voters have urged him to construct the will between mexico and the u.s. . a promise president trump has vowed to deliver. that wall is going to help us very importantly with the deadly and heartbreaking consequences of illegal immigration the last was the drugs that gags the cartels the crisis of smuggling and trafficking. but do try and his supporters could make their freedom to buy guns but the destruction suffered by mexico's people. if america intends to keep drugs and migrants out it should get tougher on weapons going in. for now the families of the disappeared and waiting for the violence to end they want to search for their loved ones to finally begin. to. al-jazeera. you are after your. china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east business part of a long line of china the security its resources for the future the i.m.f. said sub-saharan region as a whole dallas expect to grow

u.s. agencies pushing for the reversal of the stricter obama air regulations would raise car prices by twenty three hundred dollars on average they say fewer consumers would be able to afford newer and safer vehicles thus raising traffic deaths the argument goes. but critics say the looser regulations would contribute to climate change they say the real health issue is emissions. especially in big cities like here in l.a. . well the air quality around here hasn't been great and it hasn't been great for a long time i think that that's probably the opposite direction that we should be moving and i think there should be more stringent regulations and not less. i mean if the effects are every day quality of life effects the way we breathe that affects how we feel it's not just some kind of political game. the obama regulation would require vehicles to consume two leaders of gasoline less per one hundred kilometers manufacturers would also be push to put more electric vehicles on the roads without the new standards g.m. ford and chrysler would each save sixty billion dollars the u.s. government wo

all of these u.s. agency is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate that these organizations and individual. operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very honored to be trump has been all along when they were in office and continue to be now and i think that's very problematic for the united states because what it means is that. these these institutions that were once seen as being the ferret are just this is a little while being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been fair and just but it's also very disruptive to the american system is now still to come this sad we clinton has spoken act in support of a young girl disciplined for protesting during the pledge of allegiance we'll have a life debate on this issue just after the break. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. for som

u.s. migration agency says more than sixty three thousand migrants and refugees have entered europe by sea this year

trump administration and the office of management and budget struck to the state department and the u.s. agency for international development earlier this month ofprovide a balance sheet foreign aid projects that are not been funded unless commerce intervenes, the money may be returned to the u.s. treasury and the end of the fiscal year on september 30, a scramble is on to allocate the money before the administration announces he expected change, which would freeze billions of dollars left in the story as is not unusual for large chunks of money to be unspent as the fiscal year winds to a close and this year the amount of top $3 billion according to officials who have been told about it. out of over $40 billion in foreign aid funding because of packages and works in progress, no specific programs have been identified as targets an administration official said the package includes as an aid package for syria, the west bank, and gaza. houston, texas, margaret is next on the democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call and thank you for the last discussion, guess i didn't hear all of it, o

u.s. agencies are not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate that these organizations and individuals operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very trump has been. along were when they were in office and continue to be now and i think that's very problematic for the united states because what it means is that. these these institutions that were once seen as being the ferret just arbiters of the law being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been fair and just but it's also very disruptive to the american system as. a military intelligence.

all of these u.s. agency is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like broadening komi intervening in the public debate that these organizations and individuals. with very considerable politics they are clearly very empty trond has been all along when they were in office and continue to be now and i think that's very problematic for the united states because what it means is that. these these institutions that were once seen as being the terra just because it's a little being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been there and just but it's also very disruptive to the american system as. the u.s. says economic sanctions against take a will remain in place even if and correct released if an american past being held on suspicion of terrorism offenses that softer both sides imposed said the tariffs on each other meanwhile some techs of chosen to smash up that i phones in protest at washington's economic warfare. going to. want to go home un

u.s. agencies are not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate that these organizations and individuals operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very i'm the trend has been. long when they were in office and continue to be now i think that's very problematic for the united states because what it means is that . these these institutions that were once seen as being fair or just arbiters of the law all being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been fair and just but it's also very disruptive to the american system as. the u.s. says that economic sanctions against turkey will remain in place even if ankara releases an american pastor being held on suspicion of terrorism offenses that's after both sides impose further tariffs on each other meanwhile some turks have chosen to smash up their i phones in protest at washington's economic warfare. through the not very. good one of the food. they have not proven to be a good friend they have a great christian pastor th

all of these u.s. agency is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public to put. these organizations and individual. operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very anti trump has been all along when they were in office and continue to be now and i think that's very problematic for the united states because what it means is that. these these institutions that were once seen as being fair it just because of the law being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been fair and just but it's also very disruptive to the american system as. a military intelligence compound is being attacked in the afghan capital kabul two gunmen have been killed by security forces officers finally took control of the building from where the gunmen had been firing at the compound and it by university was also placed on lockdown a group yet claimed responsibility for the attack when this latest assault does come

u.s. agency for international development administrator mark green talks about his recent trip to national america and what usaid is doing to provide humanitarian aid and promote democracy in the >> ladies and gentlemen, good morning. you can do better than that. good morning. there we go. my pastor does that all the time. you can do better than that. welcome. welcome, everybody. welcome to the council of the americas for our conversation day with mark green, the administrator of the u.s. agency for international development. we appreciate that you all have chosen to join us for this session today during this time in latin america. filled with ambassadors and other senior government officials and there may be one or two usaid contractors in the audience as well. we also welcome c-span and other media outlets and your interest in covering the program today. or those of inclined to live tweet this, we encourage that. use the at sign usaid. farnsworth. ic i head the council of the americas. we have

u.s. intelligence agencies ok member number two is defense and safety right that our own u.s. ntelligence agencies use that chart when looking at when to start to topple or coup other governments so if like haiti when when haitians were eating mud pies that's a good time to overthrow their government and installed our own and they're all in a crisis go to waste obviously our elites are not stupid obviously these journalists and people on cable news shouting no that these hierarchy of needs and that is you know i jump on something that jeff bezos has a war on people that there's no logical need is being exploited by the corporation in the largest monopoly because he ends up putting these people in these highly stressed positions you know what i'm saying is the breakdown that we're witnessing and that you and i have been talking about here in kaiser report for the past year is that what they know they know those if those basic physiological needs are not being met that leaves the entire economy and political system vulnerable and they know that because that's how they look at all

u.s. space agency. this is a mission solar physicists could only dream of for sixty years. a space probe the can approach the sun close enough to enter its atmosphere. the objective is to examine how solar flares formed. when currents of electronically charged particles hit the earth they threaten sensitive electronics and satellites that's why scientists want to be able to forecast devastating solar storms. the parker solar probe will gather the necessary data with four instruments this means coming closer to the sun than any other space probe as before. and to be successful it has to survive being showered by energy particles and extreme radiation this extremely hostile environment demands highly developed technology a carbon he chilled with the thickness of twelve centimeters when the probe enters the sun scorching atmosphere its surface will heat up to fourteen hundred degrees celcius the onboard computer has to continually readjust the heat shield so that electronic and measuring devices inside can remain at room temperature and keep working if the probe falters in som

u.s. space agency. this is a mission solar physicists could only dream of for sixty years. a space probe the can approach the sun close enough to enter its atmosphere. the objective is to examine how solar flares formed. when currents of electronically charged particles hit the earth they threaten sensitive electronics and satellites that's why scientists want to be able to forecast devastating solar storms. the parker solar probe will gather the necessary data with four instruments this means coming closer to the sun than any other space probe as before. and to be successful it has to survive being showered by energy particles and extreme radiation this extremely hostile environment demands highly developed technology a carbon he chilled with a sickness of twelve centimeters on the probe enters the sun scorching atmosphere its surface will heat up to fourteen hundred degrees celsius the onboard computer has to continually readjust the heat shield so that electronic and measuring devices inside can remain at room temperature and keep working if the probe falters in some way

u.s. agencies are not above politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate that these organizations and individuals operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very anti trump has been all along were when they were in office and continue to be now and i think that's very problematic for the united states because what it means is that. these these institutions that were once seen as being the thera just arbiters of the law all being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been fair and just but it's also very disruptive to the american system and so i think you're going to see lots of this to and fro with brennan saying trance just doing it because he doesn't like me and trump saying brennan's just doing it because he doesn't like me the important thing is that everything in american politics is now politicized which i think is an accurate analysis of the situation as was perhaps to prove that brennan is intense dad being singled out here be trying to ministrations as it may do

u.s. intelligence agencies had assisted. russia was. the source of all publications. that's false and of course the latest that was talked about in washington is twelve russian intelligence officers who were said to have broken into the d.n.c. server and taken sensitive information to be passed on to julian assange and wiki leaks to be later published so hopefully with this kind of testimony that will now apparently be taking place sometime soon with the u.s. intelligence committee more lights can be shed in terms of setting the record straight human rights activist peter tatchell believes the senate's often maybe just an excuse to go after a son's. i suspect that their motives are not purely about this issue of alleged russian interference in the us elections i think it's probably something much bigger and relating to the other materials that journalists aren't has published in the past i think they want to snare him into somehow admitting or implying that he got information from russian sources that that seems to be the focus of their attention. and i think it also

u.s. agencies are not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate these organizations and individuals operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very i'm the trump house didn't. along were when they were in office and continue to be now and i think that's very problematic for the united states because what it means is that. these these institutions that were once seen as being the fair or just arbiters of the law being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been fair and just but it's also very disruptive to the american system and. in other news tonight a military intelligence compound has been attacked in the afghan capital kabul two gunmen have been killed by security forces officers finally took control of the building from where the gunmen had been firing at the compound a nearby university was also placed on lockdown no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack well this latest assault does comes the country's security services the struggle to deal wi

u.s. agencies are not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public to critique these organizations in and of it. joel's operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very anti trump out in all along were when they were in office and continue to be now and i think that's very problematic for the united states because what it means is that. these these institutions that were once seen as being the parent are just partizan of the law being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been fair and just but it's also very disruptive to the american system as. with eleven school shootings already base here the u.s. is planning to spend almost two million toll is on training people to respond to imagines he situations can them open past the details the u.s. department of homeland security has just approved a grant to create a trauma training program for high schools around the country essentially one point eight million dollars is being offered for those who could create a long term self-s

u.s. agencies are not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public to come to. these organizations and individuals with jerry considerable politics they are clearly very i'm trying to the how can we. a lot when they have it also this and continue to be no i think that's a great problem i say for the united states because what it means is that. these these institutions that were once seen as beings is a ferret are just that is it's a little being questioned i think it's a good thing that they're being questioned because they haven't been severing just but it's a very disruptive to the american system as. boeing as a line from china has skidded off the runway while landing its milena at ports in the philippines one of the passengers filmed what happens from inside. there. were a good look at the front of. the jets with carrying a hundred and fifty seven passengers and eight screen members according to officials one of the two engines was damaged passengers were evacuated and later taken to a hotel but there's still no information on possi

pipeline and hazardous material safety administration to the u.s. agency shows that family of hazaras liquid pipelines experience five hundred twenty nine incidents now there's over a long period between two thousand and two and two thousand and seventeen spilling eighty seven thousand barrels of oil and causing an estimated one hundred fifteen million dollars in property damage i mean i had no idea some of those are small but i had no idea that this which was such a large thing and even the controversial dakota access pipeline which didn't begin you know the flow until two thousand and seventeen has had seven incidents or accidents all ready i mean what do you make of these big numbers well and it's important to note that that greenpeace report is really only looking at two companies energy transfer partners and said oco when you look at the national scope there are tens of thousands of leaks some of them small some of the major and there just isn't enough transparency there was a big famous pipeline spill couple years ago owned by exxon mobil the pegasus

u.s. secret service as quite clearly stems from the very name is one of the most enigmatic agencies of the u.s. government its main function is to protect the lives of u.s. presidents ministers the top political brass and that is where the russians according to the guardian planted

confirmed as a site for uranium enrichment by european intelligence services or other agencies and yet the broad consensus among u.s. intelligence agencies that. is one of at least two secret enrichment plants i remember them broad consensus is broad consensus is we're all over the story overboard back in the old let's go into iraq and saddam had w m d's i remember that very clearly remember it was seventeen intelligence and yes which by the way if you believe that each one of those intelligence agencies really assess to the issue then the geospatial made them feel. also you would think if that's the person you're going like well of. course could you want the liquid satellite imagery is i going to help i want to ask you that or tyrol one of the things that keeps getting brought up about this is this sort of cornucopia of contradiction. is the idea that well north korea's never going to give up their nuclear weapons are not going to totally disarm which they were not totally disarmed but they're not going to do any of this because that would mean that regime change is on the table considering that like regime change

u.s. intelligence agencies and in term of being able to stop this? >> i don't know that it's u.s. intelligence agencies or the president himself. there are two ways you can deter this conduct. one is to make it impossible for the adversary to succeed. you impose such a cost that your adversary says this isn't such a good idea. if you're sitting in vladimir putin's shoes, a rational actor by all accounts and you're looking at the words and actions of president trump, are you telling yourself after the enormous payoff you got in the 2016 election that this is something that won't be worth it or are you looking at trump saying this is the guy giving me the wink and green light. >> the president is insisting in a new interview he could run the mueller probe if he wanted to. that's what he told reuters. good morning, abby. this is a president who's changed his tune. for months he's been saying i want to sit down with mueller and his team for an interview but my lawyers won't let me but now he's echoing his legal team. >> yeah, poppy. the change of tune from president trump. the attacks

they're part of the u.s. agency satellite monitoring and space projects complex. in the one nine hundred seventy s. domes changed the landscape of seattle last fall operation in amaria in southeastern spain at over two thousand meters altitude continental europe and largest observatory was built here the german spanish astronomical center at color alto. helming came to spain in the one nine hundred seventy s. today he is one of the few german engineers who work here he knows the center's history very well. and it's just the them how in the one nine hundred sixty s. germany was interested in investing more in astronomy which is why they looked for a location for a new astronomical center with us that. they looked in the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere and in the northern hemisphere they looked in france italy greece and spain the word from the best place was here in the south of spain. that you didn't find in other media in japan. one line of research at the center is devoted to creating innovative instruments and example is carmen ash. from ask her

u.s. agencies. they have to feel some pain if they want to take their pieces of silver. charles: americans have access to baidu and shopping sites. we had two chinese companies go public this week on the new york stock exchange. all these companies have access to our consumers and capital markets. we want access to a $12 trillion economy. >> in the end for companies on both sides of the pacific, it makes sense to want access to both markets. the u.s. consumer is kind of in a league of its own when you look at a global scale. but the internet users in chain today are a huge attraction for any corporation. incentive is big. but there is a tremendous risk people aren't talking about. charles: you can talk about the censorship and heavy hand of government google said was the' reason they pled the market in the first place. >> 8 years is a long time, especially for an internet company, and and lot has changed on the internet over that time. and baidu has grown and grown in its homeland of clien china. 750 million users is a gigantic incentive for a company like google. charle

u.s. space agency nasa has postponed until sunday the launch of the first base craft in history to fly towards the sun the parkers solar probe had been due to lift off from cape canaveral in florida between three and four in the morning local time but engineers stopped the launch at the last minute after detecting a technical problem. now u.s. president donald trump has stepped up his pressure on turkey with new tariffs sending that country's currency into freefall washington is doubling tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum imports apparently over ankara's arrest of an american christian pastor on terrorism charges the leader is nosedive so european markets tumble turkish president of type air to one is calling it an economic war and he promises that turkey will emerge victorious. president tried to reassure a nervous public saying his government had the situation under control he promised turkey would ward off what he called an attack from abroad and called for an international struggle. if anyone has dollars euros or gold under their pillows they should go exchange it for turkish lira is it

u.s. agency for national developing usaid, which links some of these very complex scenarios where we conducting stability operations with security collaboration and the need to be thoughtful about how we are designing our security cooperation programs in this context. so for this administration, context does matter, but it does seem to be intentioned with some of the imperatives driving in the arms transfer policy. so while we need to design a policy that is responsive and adaptive to the competitive landscape of the 21st century, to support our allies in achieving common objectives, decisions are incredibly multifaceted. you can see that csis is challenging the links of csis panels today to bring together the multifaceted dimension of these issues. but given the greater reliance on u.s. allies and partners heightens the importance of calibrating our approach, as you consider the different policy objectives, providing feedback opportunities to refine them, so we are achieving our desired outcomes

u.s. space agency. this is a mission solar physicists could only dream of for sixty years. a space probe the can approach the sun close enough to enter its atmosphere. the objective is to examine how solar flares formed. when currents of electronically charged particles hit the earth they threaten sensitive electronics and satellites that's why scientists want to be able to forecast devastating solar storms. the parker solar probe will gather the necessary data with four instruments this means coming closer to the sun than any other space probe has before. and to be successful it has to survive being showered by energy particles and extreme radiation this extremely hostile environment demands highly developed technology a carbon he chilled with the thickness of twelve centimeters on the probe enters the sun scorching atmosphere its surface will heat up to fourteen hundred degrees celcius the onboard computer has to continually readjust the heat shield so that electronic and measuring devices inside can remain at room temperature and keep working if the probe falters in some

u.s. agencies try to vet refugees. don't have extensive documents on their citizens, a background check is impossible. the u.s. relies on the referee's own story, in other words, the honor system. amin is a prime example of what president trump implemented the travel ban. >> that refugee application was replete with lies and misrepresentations as to his bract with respect to terrorism in the middle east. >> the fbi interviewed 8 witnesses. his father, brothers and cousins are affilivated with isis and are believed to have planted bombs in iraq. amin will be extradited to iraq to stand trial for murder and could face the death penalty. >> thank you. here with more on this is david, a form trump campaign manager and a fox news contributor. good evening. an isis killer comes to the u.s. as a refugee. does this further make the president's case to push for a more secure system? >> this is the exactly the reason this president decided that border security is a national security issue. barack obama failed the american people

it's thought to be the most comprehensive today into abuse in the u.s..church. aid agencies try to help young earthquake victims deal with we will bring you a reporttby our team on the indonesian island of lombok. back to the france 24 newsroom. first to the italian city of genoa. motorway bridge collapsed yesterday during a a storm. at least 30 cars and three heavy vehicles were on the bridge when at death toll now standing 38. three french nationals are among the dead. it's unclear how many people are missing. italy's deputy prime minister went to the scene of the disaster. at 38. >> instead of reinvesting the into the maintenance of the bridge, -- have been splitting the prrfits between them. collapsed. for the first time we have a government in italy that hasn't accepted money from the benetton we will be annlyzing the contract and we are ready to revoke their l licenses and find them up to 150 million euros. >> firefighters are working they have been working all night. there is around 130 emergency personnel in total percent includes emergency personnel -- in total. the

u.s. security agencies are stepping up their warnings i would support any efforts that we can collectively. put together to send a signal to russia that there is a cost to the price to pay for what they're doing and if we want to have any kind of relationship whatsoever in dealing with things of mutual interest the russians have to stop doing what they're doing. it's been over two weeks since the two leaders met in helsinki trump opted not to admonish putin during their joint remarks but now u.s. officials say they're going on the offensive with key elections some three months away. india has been rocked by a wave of mob lynchings across the country in recent months more than twenty people have died after a viral rumors about child kidnappers circulated on the messaging service whatsapp the indian government to set up a committee to try to curb the murders in some areas local law enforcement officials have started their own campaigns are india correspondent sonia found the car travel to the western state to find out more. it isn't every day that this village sees guests like these. on a sp