u.s. authorities. and we need to urgently address all the concerns that the society are having regarding the enormous, enormous burden that the presence of these incredible about of failing climb is having at both sides of the border. this examples allow us to accept the seriousness of the challenges we face. in order to work towards the future. now more than ever we need to increase our dialogue in order to better align our priorities. if we fight, if we have different priorities, everything will be slowed down. if we manage to identify a common challenges and priorities, we can speed up all processes. the history of the board has been a balance between change and continuity. the u.s. commission secretary that claimed in 1851 that the territory at the border was worthless for any purpose, then to constitute a barrier or natural line of demarcation was proven completely wrong. on the other hand, the consolidation of the idea of cooperation as the necessity, and now it becomes not a necessity but really

u.s. authorities say u.s. officials said those officials said the officials confirmed american officials complained they said that u.s. officials. u.s. officials stressed column 3 u.s. authorities said jordanian officials said we got a slight. no laughter please we haven't finished yet several u.s. officials said column 4 u.s. officials said several american official said officials say say u.s. officials but u.s. officials said one u.s. counterterrorism official said i'm not joking there it is that is the journalism you're getting fed i sometimes think the l a times the new york times should be called american officials say. i denounce the cultivator or publicly the new york times issued me a form. written reprimand which is what you get before you're fired under union rules to stop speaking out against the war i've been the middle east bureau chief and i've been in iraq in 7 years in the middle east. how can you come out of gaza not being very. what's being done to those people how can you come out of the sud

u.s. authorities order it. and the canadian region says public people in the public sector can't where religious symbols of work rights activists say the new law violates religious and personal freedoms that. good morning live from art international aid q it's kevin 0 in here with your latest half hour world news update as a level a moscow time 1st then the u.s. is old an additional 1000 troops to the middle east amid an escalation in tensions with iran washington says the forces are for defensive purposes to address threats in the region i have authorized approximately 1000 additional troops for defensive purposes to address air naval and ground based threats in the middle east we have received credible intelligence on hostile behavior by iranian forces and their proxy groups that threaten the united states personnel and interests across the region it comes after u.s. central command released new images it claims of an iranian crew removing an unexploded mine from a tanker that was attacked last thursday in th

u.s. authorities are decreasing the number of visas by scientists and scholars. universities count on a large population from china, both at the undergraduate and graduate level. the comparisons to the cold war in the past notwithstanding, there is a lot more interaction between china and the u.s. than any kind of comparison we have from history. both sides have a lot of different power centers or buttons they can push in this relationship if it continues to deteriorate. david: thank you so much to bill in washington. now we go to michael mckee. jay powell did not seem to discourage the markets, if you look at what is happening to the 10 year. michael: margaret and bill were talking about the issues worrying investors and weighing on markets. always good now because jay powell road to the rescue. he did not promise rate cuts. we do not know how issues will be resolved, but in his speech --said the fed would take would act as appropriate to sustain the expansion, whatever happens. for those wanting a fed rate cut, they took that to mean exactly that. he cannot pro

u.s. authorities order it. and the canadian region says people in the public sector can't wear religious symbols of work but rights activists say the new law violates religious and personal freedom. however get out today in just midday this said tuesday here in moscow and kevin owen who with the world news updates the next 30 minutes searching some news coming in to tell you about in the world of football a sport 1st off for you a for president michel platini has been taken into custody in france called into reports the former head of football's governing body in europe was detained as part of a long going your best occasion into alleged vote rigging in the 2022 world cup selection qatar of course was chosen teenie has been accused of accepting payment in exchange for his vote mr pertaining to his side has denied any wrongdoing but as it stands so far as lunchtime he's been taken into custody in france we'll get more details on that throughout the day for you bring in our sports correspondent as well to talk a

u.s. authorities declare launch bits of iranian as bases uncertain and demand u.s. registered aircraft must avoid the sector other international carriers are following suit. and terry who with the head of taiwan's fox kong is stepping down to enter politics following a bit of divine intervention. also in the show rags to riches thai style however once for some of the fishermen is making millions today selling fish on facebook. this is business. as welcome as a military clash between the u.s. and iran looks only to have been narrowly averted the tensions are making the air above iran unsafe some of the world's biggest allies voiding flying over the sec over a section of iranian airspace after a u.s. military drone was shot down america's federal aviation administration has banned all u.s. registered passenger jets from passing through iranian controlled parts of the gulf of oman and the strait of hormuz other areas are also taking action. a global hawk drone like this one has a wingspan greater than a boeing 737 after one was downed over the strait of hormuz the u.s.

u.s. authorities declare last bits of iranian airspace as unsafe and demand u.s. registered aircraft avoid the sector. when the show rags to riches ties style at once for son of a fisherman is making millions today. fish on facebook. this is business africa. as well call it a bitter dispute between the government and india mining giant vidanta is raising borys over the nationalization of resources in africa zambia the continent 2nd biggest producer of copper more than 70 percent of its g.d.p. depends on its copper exports it can see zambia's for biggest mines the one that's been making headlines recently is this one here run by com coal a couple mines ok c.n. in may the zambian government decided to liquidate the business saying it had breached its license and sell it to an outside by this dismayed vedanta of course which holds an 80 percent states and a stake in k.c. m. compared with the zambian government's 20 percent yet zambia courts have ruled that the indian company cannot take part in the liquidation process that is as shaken the wider mining community driv

u.s. authorities say u.s. officials say those officials said the officials confirmed american officials complained they said that u.s. officials. u.s. officials stressed column 3 u.s. authorities said jordanian officials say they got a side. note off to place we haven't finished yet several u.s. officials said column 4 u.s. official said several american officials said officials say say u.s. officials but u.s. officials said one u.s. counterterrorism official said i'm not joking there it is that is the journalism you're getting fed i sometimes think the l a times the new york times here because american officials say. i denounce the call to invade iraq publicly the near times issued me a formal written reprimand which is what you get before your fire under union rules to stop speaking out against the war i've been the middle east bureau chief and i've been in iraq in 7 years in the middle east. how can you come out of gaza not being free. what's being done to those people how can you come out of the sudan soli

u.s. authorities may be preparing investigations into anticompetitive behavior the wall street journal says the federal trade commission will lead in any and interest investigations into facebook where the justice department probe google president trump has refused media platform offered by its. alright for more let's cross over now to our financial market correspondent conrad listen who is in frankfurt so it's not only facebook there's also google anymore. yes there are several media reports that suggest that all of the major internet companies in the united states are facing investigations for the way they are operating in their business fields and of course for the way they're using their technological edge and so we're not only talking about facebook and google we're also taking talking about apple and amazon and the investigations are reported to be initiated by several u.s. government agencies and by congress so this really looks like a large scale attack on those businesses and that's why the share prices of all of them have slumped but is not really new to them is it i mean europe s

u.s. authorities. blame trump deflected the towards his predecessor, saying they were separated under president obama and he ended it. have triggered uproar on both sides of the political aisle following reports the u.s. government removed most of the children, but it is unclear where they were removed two. authorities have claimed a massive influx of migrants have strained facilities. the crisis continues. monday, texas authorities say several were found dead along toddlerer, including a and two infants. a law enforcement official says they likely died of dehydration and heat exposure. authorities are rolling out emergency measures hoping to a heat wave. >> this is one of the lasting images of the heatwave of 2003. frenchst 2000 three, authorities were struggling to cope. emergency services were strained to capacity. deaths was rising quickly. authorities talked about natural death, the anger of many hospital staff. >> what are health authorities playing at? we have a problem, we have people dying. the

u.s. authorities and we're seeing that in early trading as shares of those are already done already down by 2 percent. there in frankfurt for us for deutsche bank is headquartered thank you very much. washington has once again weekend a clean air measure put into place by the previous obama administration the new rule announced today by the country's environmental protection agency dials back emission reduction goals and older dirtier factories on line longer. protecting jobs in the coal industry was one of donald trump's campaign promises the us president on at this pledge with the introduction of the affordable clean energy rule individual states can now decide for themselves whether to upgrade efficiency measures at existing coal plants rather than punishing us production in the marketplace to chinese coal which is what the obama plan did we are leveling the playing field and encouraging innovation in technology cross the sector we set the gold standard for cleaner technologies here in the united states if we don't develop the next generation of clean coal technologies here in the u.s. n

u.s. authorities, 100 44,000 people have arrived at the border in may alone.he highest number in 13 years. donald trump wants mexico to review its asylum laws so migrants would only be able to ask for asylum there and not in the u.s. that is one of the measures being discussed. >> sudan has been suspended from the african union over concerns of a violent crackdown that left around 100 dead. this is a number denied by country officials. roamedy, paramilitary the streets, forcing residents to hide indoors. protest leaders have rejected the military offers for talks. khartoum.n streets stand empty, barricades left unmanned. in aftermath of violence sudan. the deadly crackdown on protesters left dozens dead. the exact number is disputed. deadly attacks have sparked global outrage and pressure is mounting on the military rulers to stand down. the african union has suspended sudan indefinitely until civilian rule is established. ethiopia prime minister touched betweenmediate talks the military council and the opposition. talks between the two sides collapsed monday

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u.s. authorities only all is not your cup of fully running it all so ready caused a stir as art is probably bhojpuri explains. if they won't let you in the club just to set up your own that's the philosophy behind a brand new anti censorship social media platform that's hitting the web this think spot will be an intellectual playground for censorship free discourse that's according to its founder controversial academic and bestselling author jordan peterson the canadian professor is a divisive figure hated by the left and della fide by the right earlier this year he was snubbed by the most intellectual of british institutions cambridge university he was supposed to have a visiting fellowship there this sought him but that offer was rescinded after a backlash from stars and students this was jordan peterson's response to the decision at the time what do you think it says about free speech. in britain that cambridge university made an announcement this week saying they weren't going to invite you to speak i don't think it says more about the nature of the universities in general than about fr

u.s. authorities president trump of all behaved very well because they have not closed dialogue now we all remember donald trump's epic campaign promise we need to build a wall i will build a great great wall we're building a wall it's going to be a wall that is not nobody's going through my wall and who was supposed to fit the bill and i will have mexico pay for that wall mark my words now a couple of years later there's not much of a wall exactly but perhaps we just can't see it the government of mexico has dismissed to sign this agreement because their wares no other way to go away all those arabs or all the products from mexico and now we have in between 2 fires at the fire. government under fire a lot from you know pushing for more control on immigration and this is based really but for the old economy and we think this is just the beginning of this commission battle mr. long is pushing for commercials on immigration at this famed time because he knows that this is good for his reelection on 2020 and he's doing everything he can to gain and he's going to one again doing this kind of p

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in recent years deportations ave dropped because u.s authorities have run out of space to hold immigrantsrdered to be shipped out of the country. >>> if you are near the national mall this weekend, you could find yourself in one of those situations where phones around you start screeching with an emergencyr ale d.c.'s department of homeland security is going to be doing a test involving cell phones on or near the national mall this weekend. so if you are in that area tomorrow morning around 11:00,y phone could start buzzing loudly and get a message strictly to say it's only a test and people who do get the alert, you don't need to do anything about it. gost be warned. >> still it's ing to be a little bit of a shoe'. >>> w just getting started. still to come, how is this for a case of dirty dning? >> how a rat ended up on the menu, literally. and they decided to eat there anyway. plus kids store comeback. why toys r us may not be gone. why toys r us may not be gone. >>> and it's begcalled t he we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream sooo mu

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u.s. authorities say that he is also wanted for an attempt the homicide in pennsylvania, similar to the shooting involving ortiz. ortiz was shot in the back at bare in the dominican republic. >>> the man accused in the mat shooting at two new zealand mosques has pleaded not guilty. he appeared in court via a video link this morning in christchurch. he is facing 92 charges including 51 counts of murder for the march terror attack. if convicted, he could be sentenced to life in prison. a trial date has been set for next may. >>> cuba gooding jr. has been charged with alleged sexual misconduct at a new york city nightclub. if convicted, he could go to prison for a year. yesterday the oscar winning actor voluntarily surrendered to the charges. teresa duncan reports. >> reporter: it was a smile cuba gooding jr. flashes on the red carpet but he walked into a new york city police office where he was photographed, handcuffed and charged with a crime. >> i have never seen a case like this one because there is not a piece of criminal copability that can be attributed to mr. cuba gooding jr. >> tmz obtaine

u.s. authorized the military straw. against iran but then step back at the very last minute president donald trump had approved the military action after iran shot down a u.s. spy drone over the strait of hormuz multiple airlines are also now rerouting flights to avoid the region. iranian military released this video showing what it's a is a surface to air missile sheeting down the american drone. the footage cannot be verified but to iran say the u.s. aircraft was clearly flying over iranian territory when it was attacked iranian t.v. and what it described as wreckage from the drone a member of the revolutionary guard said they alerted the u.s. to the strike before it happened. multiple warnings are being given to this aircraft in 2 stages. but the u.s. military disputes the iranian version of events and has produced its own map to show the drone was in international airspace when it was downed. so far the messages from washington on how the u.s. will respond have been mixed early the president appeared to want to play

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u.s. authorities now an all out meat ban imposed by china against canada is adding to the souring relationship between the 2 nations our g.'s alex mahela joins us from toronto with more alex china has been angry at canada since the detention of. one jew some canadians say that they have been punished with everything from the dissension of its citizens in china to trade issues now we're hearing that china is putting a ban an all out ban on canadian meat what's the latest. well i mean this is massive for canada 2nd largest trading partner we're talking about china a lot of our agricultural products go there so this is a major hit now here's the reasoning behind this china says that canada out of canada some of the meat products that been sent to china had forged certificates of forged custom certificates and here is the sticking point and what really is taking off the chinese is the fact that rock pommy scientists out there who probably would be really angry at my pronunciation of iraq to palming it which is the residue that was found on this meat by chinese authorities that is the issue now thi

u.s. authorities went after people because money being transferred into u.s. bank accounts in dollars meant that they could have some jurisdiction so now suddenly the french are involved and what was very interesting in actually the statement from lawyers was he said he was also questioned with regards to the warding of euro 2016 to france so that is another reason. why that is maybe why the french getting involved at this point because they're investigating a tournament that happened in france so it's all kind of shredded in mistreat them over going to have to wait and see when actually the french authorities say something concrete where investigators are zoning or homing in to is of course that meeting that took place in 2010 what exactly happened well we all thought ahead of the vote for the 2022 world cup that platini then head of your way for was going to vote for the united states now the x. states are going to have a world cup now in 2026 alongside mexico and canada but suddenly he then voted for qatar and there was a launch basically 9 days before the

u.s. authorities president trump of all behave well because they're not close dialogue. well in addition to restricting migration northwards donald trump's aids message was also agreed to by more american cultural products the deal will likely be seen as an attempt by the president to galvanize his support base and indeed fulfill come pain problem. he was she was going to page was. expert on governments and policy guadeloupe korea cabrera told me earlier the threat of import tax hikes was a piece of political theater by the white house. this is the actual times i mean from here to the election when you have less and when you don't have we're going to have this type of spectacles that would say. it was not credible that the president of the united states would impose tariffs in mexico it was very important that mexico in the end was pressured to negotiate the deal with the united states that was there in federal with. threat that was not credible mexico already already fall into the same trap and they are going to continue all that he's going to be using that continuously

u.s. authorities president trump of all behaved very well because they have not closed dialogue. it's not ending there either in addition to restricting migration northwards donald trump say's mexico has also agreed to buy more american i grew cultural products on that deal will likely not be seen as an attempt by the president to to galvanize his support base and indeed fulfill campaign promises. really was actually gays getting paid to give. away experts on government some policy guadeloupe. told us the threat of import tax hikes was a piece of political theater by the white house this is the electoral times and from here to the election when you have less and when you don't have we're going to have these type of spectacles that would say. it was not credible that the president of the united states would impose tariffs on mexico it was very important that mexico in the end was pressured to negotiate a deal with the united states that was there in several with our threat that was not credible mexico already already fall into the same trap and and they are going to continue all t