u.s. congress decide whether or not trump's republican party maintains control and since women tend to showup in greater numbers at the polls than men the president will need their support labor day monday is the unofficial start of a surge in campaigning from here in the u.s. state of michigan to all across the country all institutions are running on and again donald trump's record and many of them are women i am a record number of women are running part of a so-called pink way. we always thought it was possible clue democrat alexandria ocasio cortez who ousted a long time congressman to win a new york primary he said we were going to fight the ill hunt omar and rashida to lead both democrats will not only make history as the first muslim women in congress but will undoubtedly be part of an effort to push back against the troubled ministration in michigan's eleventh district two female first time candidates are running against each other it reflects a trend that's been going on for years but one analyst argues trump's victory over hillary clinton the first female candidate for president. i

u.s. congress people speaking out and perhaps the executive branch speaking out which is under consideration the moment we'll start to see more countries. certainly there has been a lot of a lot of complete perhaps. some governments are saying that their fear of economic rescue you shouldn't from from china but it seems to me that as as awareness grows that it's going to be hard for governments to convince their own population that they have a good reason to stay silent. on this kind of situation. orwellian word you use this is really really appropriate for them there is no private left readers and want to be remarkable think that came out in the human rights watch before it was a report of someone who has a camera. for her own home we also know about living in the homes. of atrocities and rye and i think i think exactly what you are detailing here is what our community's picking up on arm ourselves not a lot shockwave but this report about the chinese government putting q.r. codes on weaker muslim holes certainly has one i think sophie and ryan for being part of this conversation today and

u.s. congress what agree to turn into a bilateral treaty with a deal done only with mexico either new say that they are very close to a deal with canada but the two hundred fifty percent plus of canadian a re terrace is rumored to be a stumbling block justin trudeau said on wednesday you want to see flexibility from the face so this is where we're at right now plus a lady from the united states that one is tough these days thank you very much so fishman ski from new york we say in the subject of trade because when it comes to e.u. africa trade african farmers face many hurdles if they want to export to the e.u. take kenya for example agriculture is one of the backbones of the east african countries economy the e.u. alone imports a billion euros worth of green beans peppers chiles and mangoes every year but for kenyans to sell them there the produce has to meet all your requirements a goal many can only dream of. the vegetables at this street market in nairobi look juicy and good for you but the european union would never accept these farmers produce any new regulations are to blame about

u.s. congress now, whether canada believes president trump what have the authority to proceed with a bilateral only deal, or whether he would need canada to proceed. >> you know, when it comes to the u.s. legislative process, that's really a question for the americans and our american counterparts to answer and sort of -- sort out. >> [inaudible] >> that's a question for the americans, and that's their issue. well?you recognize me, as >> i do. >> good. we keep hearing the chapter 19 and derry are the two main sticking points. which of those two are not negotiable, and are there any other sticking points you can tell us about? >> as i said to the hearty reporters who were camped out earlier this week, ambassador like kaiser and i agreed that -- ambassador like kaiser and i agreed, given the intensity of the negotiations, we wouldn't be negotiating in public. so i'm not going to talk about specific issues. >> [inaudible] president trump had said that today was the deadline for nafta negotiations. are there any real deadlines to make sure there is an active deal and if so, what is that deadline?

u.s. chamber of congress. the u.s. lounge table and national federation sending letters. guest: that is the way we build things together. that is where the north american manufacturing sector works. there was a great thing in the washington post and it showed the path of alexis engine went through different plans in united states, when up to cambridge for other tooling and back to the united states to be put into the lexus. if you get rid of that one note, whether in canada or mexico, you simply disrupt the american supply chain. you make it difficult for andicans to keep their jobs for manufacturing to be as competitive as it could be. that thesurprise to me business associations are weighing in. the canadians are going to wait in harder. host: what would that look like? guest: i would like to see more americans aware of where the products come from and how much of their jobs and livelihoods are dependent on that nafta trade. what is the number, duncan? how much u.s. content is in a mexican exports? average, 40% of the value that originated in the united states. so, from

u.s. congress here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the wife of malaysia's former prime minister has appeared before an anti-corruption agency rosmah manso or was questioned over the alleged misuse of a multibillion dollar state investment fund police found what should be goods and cash during raids on apartments linked to the family shortly after her husband. election defeat in maine a russian member of the anti criminal act of his group pussy riot has been released from a berlin hospital peter a bit of believes that he was poisoned by russia's secret service for investigating the deaths of russian journalist german doctors say that it is highly plausible that he was poisoned but can't determine how it happened or who could be responsible. but here in germany chancellor angela merkel she suffered a serious blow this week when members of her conservative bloc rejected her personal choice and close ally as their leader in parliament it came as a surprise both to the chancellor and to the political establishment here in berlin opponents believe it c

u.s. congress will. except such a proposal. that takes the can down the road for nafta and puts greater uncertainty on those large economies and investors thinking about what nafta means for the long-term investment plan? . vonnie: thank you. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ guy: live from new york, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. guy: we are 45 minutes into the ..s. session let's focus on the details of the data. brent is strong, trading north of $80. we have not been at these levels in four years. ti is trading a little higher and mario draghi is sounding hawkish, talking in front of parliamentarians in brussels aggressiveut inflation. the dax is down around half of 1%. one stock that is trading higher is sky. vonnie: it's interesting because sky might be up but comcast is down. guy: they paid a pretty penny for sky. some say they are paying too much. we are about 45 minutes into the u.s. session and u.s. markets are lower and the hang seng was trading down sharply lower. this is bloomberg. ♪ e

u.s. congress that the u.s. was with them and senator john mccain and it's always a pleasure to be back in ukraine senator mccain was in a sense giving the people in the maidana feeling that they had the backing of the most powerful country on earth this is about the future you want for your country this is a future you're just here in your house they will hope it is well you know what. we need. you probably do need somebody. who issue it's. a conflict got i mean you know who is she is the what the it but if you just and is that they would. should is the . boy who is thought on the upper to be a little bit bustle in the british royal commission who issue. it was the well timed pretty handy if he is given the. video list of the limited yes should tell you. when you what do you want a piece in the. new political with the who is your highest level contact with the us government in this process yup i. close within them by them because the president. just this them to form the video water. store let's buy them by the

u.s. congress and offer what he believes is a much needed check on his successor the politics of division resentment and paranoia as unfortunately found a home in the republican party obama's fiery speech took aim at some of trump's most controversial moments as president putting his response to white nationalist protests in charlottesville when trump claimed both sides of the trouble were supposed to stand up to discrimination and was sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be saying that nazis are bad obama's attack comes as trump is also campaigning for republicans in north dakota trump responded i'm sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. he shot back at obama who said the economic recovery started under his presidency if the democrats got in with their agenda in november of almost two years ago and said that having four point two i believe honestly you'd have four point two down you'd be negative you'd be in negative numbers thank you illinois. still obama's speech is a stinging rebuke of a sitting president with a distinctly

u.s. congress are pushing to get to reuters journalists freed from jail in myanmar they're calling on the trumpet ministration to raise the issue with unanimous leader aung sang suu kyi while loan and cure so who were sentenced to seven years in prison earlier this month they were convicted of possessing state secrets for their reporting on the army's campaign against revenge of muslims. of thousands of ethiopians demonstrated in the capital against ethnic violence over the weekend that left at least twenty three people dead police fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators seven hundred people have been held in the capital as of the violence the unrest follows a mass rally last week to mark the return of leaders of the formerly exiled oromo liberation front. our u.n. human rights commission on south sudan is calling on the government to set up a hybrid court to try suspected war criminals south sudan's government signed a peace deal last week to end nearly five years of civil war here but morgan reports. it's only days since south sudan's were in parties agreed to end a war which has r

u.s. congress that the u.s. was with them and senator john mccain and it's always a pleasure to be back in ukraine senator mccain was in a sense giving the people in the maidana feeling that they had the backing of the most powerful country on earth this is about the future it wants where your country this isn't a future you sure you know it's they will hope it is not you know what. we need. you probably do need somebody. who is sure it's. a conflict god i mean who is she is the what the it but if you just in is the idea which it is the the. new boy who is thought on the upper to be a little bit bustle in the british royal commission who issue. it was the. but he had to keep it going to be given. to do list of the i mean. yes should tell you. when you what do you want a piece in the. new political with the who is your highest level contact with the u.s. government in this good yup a. close within the biden because the president. just they seem to live on the video water. store let's buy them by then i would love

u.s. congress is now, whether canada believes that president trump would have the authority to proceed with the bilateral only deal, or if he would need canada to succeed. minister freeland: when it comes to the u.s. legislative process, that is a question for the americans and our american counterparts. that is the message -- that is the question for the americans, and that is their issue. >> hello, julie gordon. we keep hearing chapter 19 and dairy are the sticking point. -- are the two main sticking points. which are not negotiable, and are there other sticking point you can tell us about? minister freeland: as i said to the reporters who were camped out outside ustr earlier this week, ambassador lighthizer and i agreed that given the absolute intensity of the negotiations right now, we would not be negotiating in public. i am not going to talk about specific issues. sorry. >> president trump had said today was the deadline, it seems like you are going forward on wednesday. are there deadlines to make sure there is a deal? minister freeland: for canada the focus is on getting a good deal

u.s. congress and offer what he believes is a much needed check on his successor the politics of division and resentment and paranoia. is unfortunately found a hole in the republican party. obama's fiery speech took aim at some of trump's most controversial moments as president looting his response to white nationalist protests in charlottesville when trump claimed both sides of the trouble were supposed to stand up to discrimination and was sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be saying that marx's are bad. obama's attack comes as trump is also campaigning for republicans in north dakota trump responded i'm sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. he shot back at obama who said the economic recovery started under his presidency if the democrats got in with their agenda in november of almost two years ago and said of having four point two up i believe honestly you'd have four point two down you'd be negative you'd be in negative numbers thank you illinois. still obama's speech is a stinging rebuke of a sitting president with a di

u.s. congress from arizona's first district. >> in 1982, mccain decided to run for a u.s.se seat from tempe, arizona. by then, his home with his new wife, cindy. he won and right away, landed himself on the political map for a move that would help define him, one he would repeat throughout his career, bucking his own party. >> you're right, not just to fight and die for freedom, but to -- >> mccain adored president ronald reagan. but the former military man disagreed with reagan's plan to send troops into lebanon. >> the fundamental question is, what is the united states' interest in lebanon? it is said we're there to keep the peace. i ask, what peace? >> on october 23rd, 1983, 241 american servicemen in beirut were killed in their barracks by a pair of car bombs. >> everything in me told me that it was doomed to failure. and i regret to this day that i was right. >> yet, standing up to ronald reagan and being right made mccain a powerful voice. >> arizonians must choose between two very different candidates for u.s. senate. >> and in 1986, after just four years in the hou

u.s. president donald trump has warned congress against interfering with negotiations on a north american free trade agreement or nafta trump says that there's no need to keep kind of in the pact to both countries missed a deadline to revamp the deal danny alack reports from toronto. president trump has long said nafta was unfair to his country and he was visibly pleased when he announced last monday that u.s. and mexican negotiators had reached a deal to replace it canada was left out and trump said the canadians had until friday to give in to us demands so it could join the new pact that deadline is passed with no deal and trump is keeping up the pressure because i love canada but they've taken advantage of our country for many years they have tremendous tremendous trade barriers and they have tremendous tariffs. the sticking points remain what they've been for months u.s. demands for access to canada's highly protected dairy industry. and auto was desire to keep independent trade dispute resolution part of a new nafta something the u.s. opposes canadian negotiators say they're still ho

u.s. congress. not interested. in being right we need a hero. it will be joe mentioned cocaine image for the sake of the kids were. actually. like. then mr trump said you're right you're right about that part. of our thought we'd be saying this but bigfoot erotica has become a campaign issue this new drawing a picture that is from the instagram account of denver where the man he's a republican running for congress in virginia his opponent democrat leslie cockburn thoughtful over should know and publicize that. the russian federation is proud to endorse dana rohrabacher current congress you are a true russian the route. that you. do. the u.s. has imposed new tara song china will bring you the day details on this on most stories the break. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market so thirty percent is pure some with four hundred to five hundred

u.s. congress. you must say i'm sure it's the. right way to. be joe manchin and cocaine for the sake of the kids or you. actually. think. then mr trump said you're fired and i love that part. of our thought we say this but big foot erotica has become a campaign issue this new drawing of bigfoot is from the instagram account of denver where the man he's a republican running for congress in virginia his opponent democrat leslie cockburn thought voters should know and publicize them. the russian federation is proud to endorse dana rohrabacher for congress you are a true russian. america needs more leaders like donna who recognize that the world is better off with a strong bold and ever expanding russian federation downey's oh man. do you think. you mean well they would i would say we love to hear your thoughts on our story so i didn't get in touch by. goes on social media anything really a comment that will be back at the top of the hour with the latest say that. make this manufacture consent to public will. when the ruling classes protect themsel

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u.s. congress. you know my status yes here's the. right way here. will be joe manchin and cocaine mitch for the sake of the kids for years. actually let me take. then mr trump said you're fired i love that part. of our thought we were saying this but big foot erotica has become a campaign issue this new drawing of bigfoot is from the instagram account of denver where the man he's a republican running for congress in virginia his opponent democrat leslie cochran thought voters should know and publicize them. the russian federation is proud to endorse dana rohrabacher for congress you are a true prophet and the right. america needs more leaders like donna who recognize that the world is better off with a strong bold and ever expanding russian federation downey's all man. do you think. you. have some breaking news reaching as. the developing story about the missing russian military plane france rejects having any links to the incidents that occurred in hockey on monday and according to reports citing french military sources that comes from on monday ni

u.s. congress never let the u.s. actually join it and it was unable to act in the days before world war two and we had world war two he said the u.n. is now like that facing a situation where as a symbol of powerlessness and he said they we really need to change he says that radical ideas may be trendy at the moment and multilateralism isn't trendy but multilateralism is the only way to avoid genocide he said it was genocide at the end of world war two that created the united nations and that's why he was same passion in the end saying what was at stake here a really very strong speech by the french president at one point when he talked about the united nations he listed important things as you now. sco the international criminal court the human rights council and the part of the un that deals with the palestinians. interesting those are all bits that the u.s. doesn't like and has pulled out of and he named them all in this speech also worth telling you he was at one point he said who's to blame for all of this for t

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u.s. congress and elected to presidency in 1860. so we've got people here on the left. would the slave holders be? la would lincoln's position be? he doesn't want to admit and get this side angry or this side angry, here. in 1860 what is the fear? what do they feel? we don't. >> they want direct action and want him to make a direct stance on slavery as opposed to what they will consider apiecement. >> yeah. okay. if. very good. >> use the power of your office to end slavery. so yes. be careful about what he says and does and i'll show slides for you. there is already southerners suspicious of his principles. and you know in 1865 john wilkes booth will assassinate him. and you have guys like do you think it's possible to compromise your way out of this? politicians have said i could have averted war. it's an extraordinary claim to make. yeah. you're going to get a look at what life is like on a plantation and the nat turner ends in a slave revolt. it's a grews yum event. and i think you'll find this captivating. if session today. see you on friday all right? >> learn his

u.s. congress continues to insist on considering the palestine liberation organization, which is recognized as the sole representative of the palestinian people. as a terrorist organization, and plo islow -- the recognized by israel but the isgress claims that the plo a terrorist organization at a time when it cooperates with the majority of the countries of the world including the united states, to combine terrorism, then why is this animosity against the palestinian people who are suffering under the yoke of an occupation supported by the united states. we would like to tell them our positions are firm and clear, for all to see and we challenge you if we have committed a single mistake in our long journey. however, this comes out of the blue to say that the plo is a terrorist organization. how come the shimmer --? have asserted to establish a palestinian american committee. as a means of proving to them that the plo is committed to achieving peace and combating terrorism as well as to also that the legislation regarding unlawful and unjustified and deliberately it was the official agreeme

u.s. congress will agree to a bilateral treaty done only with mexico.thers say they are very close to a deal with canada. but the 250% plus canadian tariffs -- justin trudeau said on wednesday he would like to see flexibility from the u.s. so, this is where we are at right now. javier: that one is tough these days. thank you so much sophie, from new york. when it comes to electric cars, germany still lags behind its target of having one million of them on the roads by 2020. but the industry is stepping up its game. german carmaker daimler, known for its mercedes brand, has opened a new testing facility. chancellor angela merkel was on hand to see its latest range of vehicles. reporter: the german chancellor did not arrive in an electric car herself, but a helicopter. but the development is so important, that angela merkel rushed to the salt of the country for the opening of the new daimler electric car testing grounds. >> we have to build confidence,y technologies are no use if people still have the impression they can get stuck somewhere, or that the e

u.s. congress, but -- in the u.s. congress that it has not had. from the atlantic council joining us by phone, barbara slavin, thank you for joining us. tomorrow, an exclusive interview with the french president at the one planet summit in new york. instagram.coming up, what do is them to unfriend the media giant. that is ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ it is time now for a look at some of the big movers on the back of analysts' recommendations. the price target is raised on say itp, where they remains undervalued and that it has an upside of 50% by 2020. next up, raymond james, slashing its rate on semiconductors, including intel. it has now underperformed. there is a negative shift in sentiment for the company. and lastly, looking at square, getting a boost, and analysts there raising the price target to a street high of $125 with a a case formaking square. later.s join us scarlet: we do not want to miss that. sources are telling bloomberg do well offounding instagram are parting ways with facebook. here is our "bloomberg intelligence" analyst. so m

u.s. congress it has always been known that the house of representatives or committees on the house can be particularly rockets that there is quite a boisterous debate that will take place there it is strongly partisan but the senate was always seem sort of to be and give the appearance of holding the statesman a much more measured and polite discourse but we didn't see that during the senate judiciary committee hearings in fact it was quite strong in terms of the language that was used it was deeply partisan and we saw that as a result of the vote coming out of the senate judiciary committee that it went to the floor only on the condition of this f.b.i. probe so certainly it seems that this is another issue yet another issue that has divided americans even if judge kavanagh is confirmed in the u.s. senate and appears before the high court we should point out that that term begins october first this is certainly going to be an election issue for not only democrats but as well as republicans the midterm elections will not only be a referendum on the agenda of donald trump but also on the co

u.s. congress claims that the below is a terrorist organization at a time when the state of palestine cooperates with the majority of countries of the word including the united states to combat terrorism. then why is this animosity against the palestinian people who are suffering under the york of an occupation duty supported by the united states we would like to tell them. our positions are firm and clear for all to see and we challenge we challenge you if we have committed a single mistake in our long journey however the congress comes out of the blue to say that the p.l.o. is a terrorist organization how come. for years we have affirmed our readiness to the u.s. administration to establish a palestinian american committee to examine the political and legal status of the p.l.o. . as a means of proving to them that the deal o. is committed to achieving peace and combating terrorism. as well as to also demonstrate that the congress legislation regarding the p.l.o. is arbitrary unlawful and unjustified and deliberately ignores the official agreement with the us administration to combat terrorism

u.s. congress for more than forty years senator mccain died from cancer at age eighty one a full funeral service will be held in washington on saturday former u.s. presidents barack obama and george w. bush due to speak. w correspondent my schweitzer on capitol hill told us more about the tributes. you know there's definitely spirit of bipartisanship that's permeating of the atmosphere of this funeral in a way that really hasn't been seen in washington for a couple of years all get in the spirit of bipartisanship is really being hammered home he's being lionized is one of the the last great people who is able to reach across the aisle and work with people who are not in his party there's a lot of talk of he put country above party is something that a lot of people who have spoken about him and to the media say is missing in today's dialogue in the united states and so there's a lot of outpouring of emotion that this could really his death could really mark the end of an era for u.s. politics. u.s. president donald trump us walked away from the iran nuclear deal started tardif trade was with chin

u.s. congress. moving to the edge of europe the slide of the turkish lira continued this week ahead of a meeting of the country's central bank the lira dropped again yesterday closing at sixteen cents to the dollar the central bank is expected to raise rates at this week's meeting after did disappointing investors by leaving rates unchanged at the july meeting the lira has lost more than forty percent of its value this year but president erred on is very reluctant to allow an increase in interest rates to say the least mr heir to one has presided over a construction boom now faltering that was premised on easy and available credit many experts view the boom as a key to the consolidation of mr into one's vision of turkey's political economy and the potential bust as a threat to its stability and as a central bank move perhaps belated. to support the lira domestic inflation is increasing reach in the fischel rate of seventeen point nine percent for the month of august. and sticking with the currency c

u.s. congress but overnight to christine ford added one crucial condition she wants the f.b.i. to investigate her claim before she gives any testimony to congress that change sent another shockwave through washington take a listen. if she shows up and make a credible showing that to be very it was taken up big this is it but i can only say this is exactly. very hard for me to get mad is that anything i've said before if these allegations are true then i could not vote i think it would be a disqualifying factor that's just the way it is i think that it's important to do otherwise would send a horrible message to young men and women she can do it you know how many times she can do it i think by a main thread of mine three percent heard her lawyer but i'm pretty sure i can testify that any theory here cavanagh is spreading around women across the country are going to rise that make their voices heard and republicans will pay a very huge price. although the f.b.i. has reportedly conducted numerous background checks on mr cavanaugh we are discovering new facts about the judge and ho

u.s. congress has in fact allocated hundreds of millions of dollars in prior years for various projects to destabilize destabilize iran and to do so through supporting groups that call for or want the overthrow of the iranian government so this is not really something new we've we've seen it for decades i think on both sides i think the iranians have come to really understand that and how to deal with it from the united us side i think we're dealing with a new team here in washington that doesn't quite understand what iran can do to what it calls confront the united states we have people like john bolton who has worked for the m e k has taken money from them to give speeches we have the president's private lawyer who also takes tens of thousands of dollars to give speeches to the m e k this this really hardcore anti iran opposition group based in paris these people think that there is a viable opposition to the iranian government and that it is this m e k the mujahideen. that's something that most iran watchers here in washington both in the u.s. government professionals inside the u.s. go

u.s. congress decided to cut several hundred million dollars in aid from pakistanis military aid as well sothis is a ramping up of the pressure on pakistan and on its new government led by the new prime minister imran khan are there other ways that the u.s. could pressure the pakistani government and its new prime minister. well the secretary of state might pump a zero and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunford are both the due to go to islamic bod later this month they'll certainly be some discussions there and pakistan you know is in some difficulties economically it's a running out of it's a foreign reserve capital and there is a lot of speculation that islam abed might go to the the. international monetary fund to ask for a bailout now the u.s. essentially has the majority share of votes in the i.m.f. so the u.s. could block pakistan from. getting that loan but it's also worth pointing out that pakistan is not without its own options here earlier in august in fact pakistan and russia signed a military cooperation agreement and if pakistan can't get money from t

u.s. congress adopted a lot of the support of democracy in ukraine which was part of london which saw the state department instructed usual with that in the blog and twenty billion million dollars per year to promote democracy in russia including. supporting non governmental denies ations which. stand for pluralism in russia and which are in opposition to the government. has not just talk right this is a fact they have that law they adopted it and the number of n.g.o.s who receive financing from the u.s. and russia i don't really remember the number but the number is huge. on our side. when anyone. wants to talk you know with colleagues. that. support carrying arms openly like they're being imprisoned she just went to the u.s. promoting the ideas which are shared by the national light arms association of the united states. or national rifle association is it has been called there are some no fresh examples soon got any interference the us appointed. court. representative. of all the settlement of station in ukraine he matic up with that is love so work off a couple of times he promotes th

u.s. congress and in the senate judiciary committee let's take a listen to some of what we've heard by rather than working with us my democratic colleagues chose not to participate in this process indeed before yesterday they had never even asked judge kavanaugh a single question about these allegations and yet again and again the refrain has been the same delay delay delay i'm very disappointed that we are here today voting on this nomination and specially in light of the testimony that we heard just yesterday that it would be an absolute crying shame if we keep treating him like you like he's some sort of an imposter or some sort of a person who just couldn't do this job he can do the job he has done the job and he's doing it on me the circuit court of appeals the second highest court in the country and i have a lot of confidence in him this supposed to be an independent equal branch of government we're no longer that we are an arm in a very weak arm of the trump white house. now in addition i mean we can just go over the facts of the case so brett kavanaugh has been nominated for the u.s.

u.s. congress works. by the way, the first and second graders -- i'm sorry, i was wrong -- the first and second graders can't vote, they can't do anything. they are the territories. [laughter] it is not just that ms. jones' school. we see this throughout the schools, principals taking children to vote, practicing voting, because they are trying to teach them how to be citizens. at booker t. washington high school not far from us, charles harper would stand out. they would have elections that were so amazing that the community would be involved. it would look like you were at a presidential inauguration with whoever won. you have a speech, little flags, everything is waving, the community is there. somebody was giving out bibles, don't know where they got all the bibles from. it is a full community event. you get charles harper, mr. tate's mentor, saying to the children, you must be citizens of the world. if someone treats you with hatred, you must respond with love. this is martin luther king's high schoo

u.s. congress would agree to turn up into a bilateral treaty with a deal done only with mexico avenue say that they are very close to a deal with canada but the two hundred fifty percent plus of canadian say re tariffs is rumored to be a stumbling block justin trudeau said on wednesday you want to see flexibility from the states so this is where we're at right now plus a little from the united states that one is tough these days thank you very much so fisherman ski from new york. when it comes to electric cars germany still lags far behind its target of having a million of them on the roads by twenty twenty but the industry is stepping up its game and still aims to take a lead role german car maker dima known for its mercedes-benz brand has just opened a new testing facility in the southern german town of imminent chancellor angela merkel was on hand to see its latest range of felonies. the german chancellor didn't arrive in an electric car herself but a helicopter yet the development of evil building across germany is so important that uncle americal rushed to the south of the country fo

u.s. and canada have missed a deadline to revamp the north american free trade agreement talks ended on friday without a deal but there was even a wednesday president donald trump told congress he will press ahead with a new agreement with mexico. now the queen of soul aretha franklin has been interred at a cemetery in the u.s. city of detroit the musical legends coffin was placed in a family's plot where she now lives alongside her father and siblings she was on a at a funeral service that lasted almost eight hours was the fourth day of remembrance for detroit's most famous resident and john hendrick was that. it was a requiem fit for a queen. the. paying tribute risk or of political civil rights in hollywood luminaries r. and b. royalty. a political runner up in a one time head of state came to remember and pay their respects to aretha franklin the queen of soul. i think the secret of her greatness when she took his massive talent and this perfect culture that razor. and decided to be the composer of her own life so. it turned out to be outside stood a line of pink cadillacs it tribute to the current aretha's freeway of love perhaps the luckiest people here are the members

u.s. congress requires the trumpet ministration to say that in this conflict that the u.s. military support in that conflict that's been going on since two thousand and fifteen in order for that military assistance to continue there must be a certification from the u.s. secretary of state that those nations saudi arabia and u.a.e. are doing all that they can to prevent civilian deaths so that's what we have we have this deadline and now the statement from the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o saying that the governments of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are undertaking demonstrably actions to reduce the risk of harm to civilians and civilian infrastructure resulting from military operations of these governments the troubled ministrations been clear ending the conflict in yemen's a national security priority we will continue to work closely with the saudi led coalition to ensure saudi arabia and the u.a.e. maintain support for u.s. led efforts to end the civil war in yemen ok so that's the statement but certainly there is going to be some pushback in congress