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u.s. election. one of the most striking editions to america's sanctions list is not in the putin son in law korea. he's vice president of russia's biggest petro chemical company c bore and worth an estimated one point four billion dollars another noteworthy addition as aleksei miller he has russia's state owned energy giant gazprom and is a close friend of that image putin and then there's suliman karim off whose family controls russia's largest gold mining company the u.s. has also had a twelve companies to its sanctions list one of the targeted businesses is the group which makes commercial vehicles it is partly owned by the top oligarchy all the pasta who also faces personal sign jones. the west's firm stance off the poisoning of a former russian spy in england is likely to have triggered the new sanctions. however the us government has been under pressure to react following russia's alleged interference in the last us presidential election cycle warfare and its military activity in ukraine and s

u.s. election. the american football player has won amnesty international's annual ambassador of conscience award two years ago cap and exhausted kneeling during the u.s. national anthem played before all n.f.l. matches in response to the disproportionate number of black people killed by police the mc award recognizes what it calls an inspiring contribution to helping human rights is the people's unbroken love for themselves that motivates me even when faced with the humanizing norms of a system that can lead to the loss of one's life over simply be. hong kong is far behind the rest of china when it comes to renewable energy only zero point one of the city's power comes from green sources but the government is now looking to harness the power of the sun if a pilot project proves successful to paula reports. tire is hong kong's oldest surviving fishing village but it's becoming a new frontier in the territory when it comes to energy. the circle pointed families set up need to electricity to run the wa

u.s. election john hendren explains from washington. in the probe into russian meddling in the u.s. ection george nader appears to be the witness who keeps on giving the lebanese american business man's ties to the united arab emirates are well known but according to a new york times report nader also has previously undisclosed ties to russia meeting with russian oligarchs and negotiating an ill fated arms deal between russia and iraq in two thousand and twelve and i think that we will continue to get a wealth of information from mr nader and i think not only russia but it seems as though mr nader has almost a worldwide network of people at very high levels that he puts together collaborate and various and sundry schemes that are supposed to be under the radar screen if you will for special counsel robert mueller who's investigating possible collusion between russia and the campaign of donald trump that makes nader a potential goldmine he could conceivably give information on alleged money funneling from the u.a.e. to trump's campaign and its allies and on russia's efforts to to the

u.s. elections as we discussed in my office yesterday. the line between legitimate political discourse and hate speech can sometimes be hard to identify and can you discuss what steps that facebook currently takes when making these evaluations would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night. no. i think you're genuine i got the. conversing with you you want to do the right thing you want to enact reforms and that's according to the center for responsive politics so that could explain why they don't go after facebook we also saw some discussion of russia during the meeting but that didn't go so well these. i'm verified divisive pages on facebook today it looks a lot like his group to russian agent you. just wrote propaganda during the troy's sixteen election. hebrew confirm a russian green group yes or no. senator are you asking about those specifically is i am not familiar with there is a piece of content specifically and despite the hearing facebook shares actually went up so people are taking this

u.s. presidential election so american was the. mark zuckerberg is testifying before congress over a three day period addressing claims that play word analytic they used facebook to obtain users' data which was apparently used to influence the u.s. election but what was unusual about this particular hearing is that there was one witness testifying before nearly half of the senate and there was a lot of chatter up to the hearing but it looks like it didn't live up to expectations now apologized several times prior to the hearing and he also issued an apology during his opening statement we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake and it was my mistake and i'm sorry i started facebook i run it and i'm responsible for what happens here and one would expect that the senate would grill him with a number of tough questions but that didn't happen either over the past decade senators from both committees received donations from facebook and that includes the current election cycle were these people h

u.s. election john hendren explains from washington. in the probe into russian meddling in the u.s. election george nader appears to be the witness who keeps on giving the lebanese american business man's ties to the united arab emirates are well known but according to a new york times report nader also has previously undisclosed ties to russia meeting with russian oligarchs and negotiating an ill fated arms deal between russia and iraq in two thousand and twelve and i think that we will continue to get a wealth of information from mr nader and i think not only russia but it seems as though mr nader has almost a worldwide network of people at very high levels that he puts together collaborate and various and sundry schemes that are supposed to be under the radar screen if you will for special counsel robert mueller who's investigating possible collusion between russia and the campaign of donald trump that makes nader a potential gold mine he could conceivably give information on alleged money funneling from the u.a.e. to trump's campaign and its allies and on russia's efforts to to t

u.s. election. the poisonous daughter of a former russian spy has left hospital in britain you'd be a script powerhouse being taken to a secure location. i'm full go welcome to the program the chief executive of the world's biggest carmaker volkswagen could be on his way out the company says it is considering trades at the top and that could mean a new chief executive to replace mathias mother reports suggest his successor will be the current head of the v.w. brand but this the group board will to meet on friday. it's the most important job in the german car industry but he has miller took over the helm of fox dog back in twenty fifteen his mission dragging the company out of the diesel great crisis and by some measures at least he succeeded last year v.w. sold more cars than ever before is this kind his lips first in blue coats considering the journey so far which has felt like a roller coaster at times it's not a given that we can say today parts of the company is in very good shape. is good for f

u.s. election. we have a professor of computer science and engineering at the university of california in san diego, and in the fall he will take up a professorship at the university of texas in austin. his research interests include applied cryptography and technology policy. in 2007 he took part in california's so-called top to bottom voting system review. he served on the advisory committee for california's postelection risk limiting highlight program. the senior we have cryptographer at microsoft research. his interest in elections goes 1987,t least as far as with his phd thesis, which introduced the idea of encryption to enable end-to-end verifiable election technologies. his interests are in cryptography and voting and he is pioneered new voting technologies to bring voters into the verification process. speaker on thet mechanisms behind their fireball voting. he is currently serving on the national academy of science , engineering and medicine committee on the future of voting which expects t

u.s. election of donald trump. and then we had the election of macron in france. if you look at underlying voter trends, that is the wrong conclusion you should get into. that is more of the challenge of the private sector in thinking about these risks. sense is we are in a new normal that will not go away anytime soon, because maybe if you look at whatever the hypothesis is to explain these issues of nativism and this antiestablishment sentiment, it seems that the drivers for that sentiment are here to stay, either because we will continue with the wave of migration will not be turned so quickly, the roots of that disenchantment as well. having a probably couple of election cycle the head where we will have to deal with this, and governments and leaders that are elected on this harform that will have a d time obtaining these high levels of support. look at president cron or donald trump -- these are hard -- macron or donald trump. these are hard expectations to manage. in the emerging market economy, this is a different story. it is not always about nativism, but

u.s. election. as a result of that law, the state department and treasury needed to draw up a list of people like this who they could sanction, so there were nearly 100 oligarchs in that list. 100 more people on the prominent russians list, including russian senior officials. and the administration chose not to sanction them right away. when this list came out. again, this was in january. so back then we were looking at a list of some 200 russian people who could be targeted. and now there are seven oligarchs and 17 senior government officials. so this is clearly a start. it is part of the administration's effort to get tougher on russia. there are clearly questions to be asked here. first of all, why so few sanctioned now, i mean, yeah, this could be a start, but, again, this is not a large number of people right out of the gate. why was there such a delay in sanctioning them, and did this delay cause many of these people who are billionaires, many times over, to be able to shift their assets aroun

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u.s.. year'st think this elections will be is driven by kind of anti-u.s. sentiment, but i think it has the potential to become a very important issue going forward depending upon the election outcome itself. one wins the election, now we will have two presidents who think nafta is a very bad deal for two different reasons. and if you have a leftist kind of president that is elected on ,ind of an antiestablishment the system is broken. in the nafta negotiations are open-ended midterm elections are coming in the united states and of trump starts to really pick on nafta and the target of mexico, then they could use the trump immigration narrative here in the u.s. for political purposes to give it for political support, right? tier oneconfirm into a issue when paradoxically right now it is not as much of a tier one issue as you would imagine. that, that said, i would say during this election cycle before the july elections, if we do have donald trump firing away or threatening to a straw from nafta, that narrative would see into but i do not think it is as much

u.s. election. as chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell reports, the new economic sanctions hit vladimir putin's inner circle. >> reporter: punishing putin. only weeks after proposing a summit with the russian leader, president trump targeting putin's friends and family, backing up this claim -- >> nobody's been tougher on russia than i have. >> reporter: now sanctions against 24 russian officials and tycoons and their companies. their assets frozen, travel to the u.s. banned, no business with american companies for seizing crimea and eastern ukraine, arming the syrian regime and meddling in the u.s. election. >> it doesn't mean that putin is going to change his behavior overnight, but it does signal that we are serious about trying to protect our vote. >> reporter: a parting shot signaled by ousted national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. >> mr. putin may believe that he is winning in this new form of warfare. he is wrong. >> reporter: for vladimir putin, this hits close to home. amon

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donated money to some of the election campaigns including some of the large sums in some cases you can see that the committee probe. misuse a little so they're rushing toys to the u.s. presidential election. were these people eighty seven million people users concentrated in certain states are you able to figure out where they're from do you think we need consistent probably protections for consumers across the entire internet ecosystem have you heard of total information awareness you know i'm talking about you know i do not ok this is what is facebook doing to prevent foreign actors from interfering in u.s. elections as we discussed in my office yesterday the line between legitimate political discourse and hate speech can sometimes be hard to identify and can you discuss what steps that facebook currently takes when making these evaluations would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night. no. i think you're genuine i got dead since and conversing with you you want to do the right thing you want to enact reforms. danish football as in previous michael has been getting a taste of russia are ahead of the summer's world cup he'

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u.s. presidential election. now ministers from egypt see don and ethiopia holding talks on a massive dam project which raises questions about who owns the world's longest river if the opiah and sudan up pushing for the building of there are nice stones down over the nile but egypt is wide it will cut into its share of the river and its myth explains. in the northeast of africa the waters of the nile irrigate crops that feed millions of people the white nile flows from uganda through south sudan and into sudan and the blue nile from ethiopia into saddam and in the capital khartoum they converge on the world's longest river heads to egypt and not far from the border with sudan ethiopia is building what will be the largest down in africa a one thousand six hundred eighty square kilometer area is being flooded to create the dams lake how quickly this is done is one of egypt's main concerns he gives. to believe us. to believe he to peer to peer believes in you could do well and that is in a little a vision of resourc

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u.s. election toward trump at american airports f.b.i. agents at mulder's command have detained high profile foreign visitors in cloak and dagger encounters among them an australian entrepreneur with ties to the united arab emirates to change in new york and a russian oligarch detained in washington his electronic devices were seen by miller's agents then there is the question of whether nader himself was involved in funneling money to protrude campaigns it's illegal for foreign entity. and individuals to give money to. campaigns but of course they could use cutouts they could use american to forward the money miller has given nader it least partial immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony is miller examines the true campaign's times to the persian gulf and russia that move suggests the special counsel is confident nader can help him tie those two strands of the probe together john hendren and you zero in washington u.s. president donald trump says he has no knowledge of an alleged payment made to a pornographic film star t

u.s. election u.s. president donald trump is moving to end the practice known as catch and release it allows immigrants caught in the u.s. without proper documents to be freed while the immigration cases play out in court and british police a boosting their presence on london's streets this weekend after a series of stabbings in recent days police have held an emergency meeting with community leaders after a dramatic rise in the city's murder rate of the past two months on thursday alone five stabbings took place in separate locations within a matter of hours those are the headlines inside stories next. u.s. president raises the stakes in his trade dispute with china he's also threatening to take aim at europe it may be just a negotiating position but it also raises the question.

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u.s. elections as we discussed in my office yesterday the line between legitimate political discourse and hate speech can sometimes be hard to identify and can you discuss what steps that facebook currently takes when making these evaluations would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night. no. i think you're genuine i got. conversing with you you want to do the right thing you want to enact reforms. it was a move designed to eliminate discrimination in the u.k. but it seems it's having the opposite effect job out of us which states only minority groups can apply if you're a tutor has this report positive discrimination is not a new concept but once again it's sowing discord this time the body preserving the english heritage is at the center of the speech our inheritance our legacy. the land just ditched and plowed bedded down laid out. alive but has stirred up the question of how acceptable it is to replace an entire internship speaking with one of the targets minority groups so there are thirteen sought after placements on offer only to them acros

u.s. election and is still attacking the u.s. should russia's president vladimir putin be invited to the white house? what we are learning about a possible summit between putin and trump. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. we'll be right back. i'm really grateful that usaa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. see how much you could save with usaa by bundling your auto and home insurance. get a quote today. >>> we are back. you're watching cnn. chances are one of the tv stations where you lived is owned by a sinclair company. if you watch a sinclair-owned station you have likely seen your tv anchor in one of these promos warning against fake news and echoing president trump's disdain for the media. this is a sinclair mandate. the website de

conversation about the realities of life in a race as to who can win in the general election of course not the first time the u.s. democrats are trying to influence various elections e-mails revealed by wiki leaks show the party's officials tried to use bernie sanders religion against him in favor of hillary clinton both representing the democrats in the race for the u.s. presidential seat for twenty sixteen more over leaks also showed that the former democratic national committee chief secretly and illegally gave clinton debate questions in advance that was during the time democratic primary the current chair of the democratic national committee however says incidents like this are a thing of the past. but we're moving forward we have to make sure that everything is fair and open and everybody has a fair shake and that's what we're going to do well the tape recording released by the intercept put that into question journalist and author daniel believes that reveals a growing divide within the party. there's a split in the party between the base and the and the higher echelons the elected officials it's totally

u.s. election?well, it did not move as quickly as i would have liked to have seen with respect to the american elections, and it needs to get going really fast now in order that we can have voting machines that are not easily hackable and, if they are hackable, it can be fixed. that sort of thing is at the essence of our republic. whereas major forge issues such as with syria and russia, is important. it's important to do it right. and i think, generally speaking, they did. but i think losing our a buibil to have decent elections is far more serious, and we need to bring everything to bear, including making them very unhappy with the price of oil to help bring that about. >> is the timing of this strike at all curious to you one week after the alleged chemical attacks and really right in the fog of investigations heating up involving the president's personal attorney? >> i don't think the general mattis and secretary of state and president, chairman of the joint chiefs, were thinking at all about th

u.s. elections also coming up u.s. jobs growth slows and margin adds to a volatile week for investors washington insists the u.s. economy remains healthy but employers ready to hire are having trouble finding qualified workers. and maybe this could be the solution to get those qualified workers more and more u.s. companies are adopting germany's apprenticeship model it combines hands on training with regular classes or go to georgia to see how it works. it's time for business on the w m how you get us it's good to have you with us we start off with yes collating diplomatic standoff between russia and the west the u.s. has struck at russian president vladimir putin's inner circle imposing the trump administration's toughest sanctions yet on a number of officials and all of washington said in the move that it was a response to what it calls russia's meline activity around the world one of the most striking additions to america's sanctions list is not in the putin son in law korea. he's vice president of russia's biggest

u.s. election meddling. on the list seven powerful oligarchs with close ties to vladimir putin, some of the wealthiest in the country. also named, 12 companies the oligarchs either own or control and to drive the point home the sanctions also target 17 senior russian government officials. not to be forgotten in all of this, the special counsel probe into the 2016 election meddling also focusing on oligarchs and possible connections between members of the trump campaign. jessica schneider explains for us. >> reporter: tonight several prominent russians who have been sanctioned by the trump administration have ties to president trump's associates and could be of interest to robert mueller. on the list, a billionaire who agreed to invest nearly $19 million in a failed business venture with paul manafort and his deputy rick gates. >> is it true that he owed you millions when he was the head of the trump campaign? >> reporter: he wouldn't answer questions from cnn's matthew chance when confronted last year. the "

u.s. presidential election and. may be headed for the exit door as the company says it is considering further evolving into a leadership structure will decide for that management speak plus the organization for the prevention of chemical weapons says it is to send inspectors to syria to gate a suspected poison gas attack that killed dozens of people last week you. will . i bring god it's good to have you with us facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is testifying before us senators at this hour were in an eagerly awaited hearing the session is focusing on the admission by facebook that the data of up to eighty seven million users was improperly shared with a company that was seeking to put donald trump in the white house so coburg began by reading out a prepared statement in which he apologized and took personal responsibility for the huge data breach berg has apologized to the public before but this is the first time that he has gone before congress but it's clear now that we didn't do enough to prevent these tools from

u.s. election. they mentioned russia's continued attempts to subvert western democracy, but again nothing about meddling in the u.s. election. here is a quote from treasury secretary steve mnuchin, that this is basically a start here. he says russian oligarchs and elites who profit from this corrupt system will no longer be insulated from the consequences of their government's destabilizing activities. erica? >> we will continue to watch and see the fallout from all of this, michelle. thank you. >>> meantime, also breaking news on wall street. just minutes away from what could be the latest plunge amid fears of an all-out trade war with china. president trump proposing wujs again new tariffs, this time on $100 billion in chinese imports. cnn's abby phillip is at the white house with more on that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. president trump today is doubling down on his pledge to imposes tariffs on china despite fears in the markets and amid some of the industries who could

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u.s. elections and other ongoing issues but the russian prime minister continues to say they are really designed to give us an unfair advantage. u.s. administration decision on sanctions is an attempt to fight us through unfair competition to limit our development to create tensions on the economy and the currency markets. for the time being though the plummeting euro is a more acute problem that's because every day russians know that a weak ruble means trouble is just around the corner because. the sanctions will have negative consequences and the growing exchange rate of the dollar and the euro is a first indication that our economy will experience a drop of president in the week which is and as the rhetoric heats up over the conflict in syria where russia and the u.s. support opposite sides the ruble continues to slide. from russia to the neighboring azerbaijan where authoritarian leader has been voted in again and snap elections that was no surprise since he has been in power for fifteen years and the e.u. has not condemned the elections partly because it economically depends on his or by jo

u.s. election. but the russian prime minister claims they're designed to give the u.s. a competitive advantage. so you. start with the the latest decision by the u.s. administration on sanctions is an attempt to fight us through unfair competition. to limit our development and create tension in the economy under the currency and fund markets. but should the ruble continue to send lawmakers will come under pressure to take action on the streets of moscow ordinary russians voice their concerns. these sanctions will have negative consequences. for the exchange rate is the first indication that our economy is about to experience a drop in the region. with a diplomatic spat showing no prospect of letting up the impact on the economy could become even more pronounced. and finally to india where men keen to look their best are creating a boom in the beauty business twenty eight year old girl her swears by this charcoal mask. just. the event manager from kashmir spends around ten thousand rupees one hundred

u.s.. i don't think that this year's s elections will be as driven by anti-u.s. sentiment, but i think it has the potential to become a very important issue going forward depending upon the election outcome itself. have twoe going to presidents that think nafta is a bad deal for very different reasons. and if you have a leftist president that is elected on an antiestablishment -- the case the system is broken, and you have the negotiations open and the midterm elections coming here in the united states, and if trump starts to pick on the mexico,d the target of they could use the trump immigration narrative in the u.s. for their political purposes to be able to keep their domestic political support. in other words, it could transform into a tier one issue when paradoxically, it is not as much of an issue as you would imagine. that said, i would say that during this election cycle, if we do have trump threatening to withdraw from nafta, that narrative will feed into the campaign. to the next question. we might not have consensus, there are differences of opinion --

u.s. election. well according to u.s. officials who briefed us on the measures this is one of the reason reasons to impose sanctions they also mentioned russia's annexation of crimea russia's behavior in eastern ukraine russia's support of the regimes and russia's meddling in the last election but you can have the impression that to some extent the trump administration is trying to downplay the role the russia russia's meddling in the past election have on the outcome on the results all right well having said that i want to pick up on that alexander have really heard from president trump is he fully on board with these sanctions being imposed at this moment. the white house has issued a statement and the headline was president trump is standing up to russia's villain activities but we haven't heard from the president yet notes we know statement and this is highly unusual and dissensions imposed today stands in stark contrast to what we hear normally from presidents try. on russia he has repeatedly said that he is interest

u.s. elections and they could just be the beginning as more sanctions might follow from america's european allies reason enough for russia to go east in search for new customers bowlegged era pasko doesn't have much to smile about right now shares in new south the company the hardship its global aluminum empire plummeted over fifty percent on monday analysts that russian credit beijing agency act attribute the volatility to the lation set of sanctions the united states has imposed on russia. frind the first time when sanctions was imposed on large privately owned russian and produce because before sanctions had been imposed on their own state and tactics and to the what we see a lot cheaper to on the russian market fears that the european union could also be mulling fresh sanctions has left many businesses and the country on edge meanwhile russian prime minister dmitri medvedev has ordered his government to draw up possible retarded tray steps. we believe there's an obvious simple pragmatic goal behind the us sanctions to address their own economic challenges in an uncompetitive way. the t

u.s. presidential election. president trump was blindsided by news of the raid on his longtime a chinese office and he didn't hesitate in publicly venting his anger at a meeting with military leaders an issue he called to discuss syria. so i just heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorney is a good man. and it's a disgraceful situation it's a total which trump attorney michael cohen came under scrutiny after he had made it to making a one hundred thirty thousand dollars payment to an adult film actress just days before the two thousand and sixteen presidential election stormy daniels alleges she had a sexual relationship with donald trump in two thousand and six she said cohen paid her to keep silent trump has denied the allegations. the raid was based in part on a referral from robert muller who is heading a separate investigation into suspected russian meddling in the u.s. presidential election it's unclear if there's a direct link to muller but that didn't stop trump from also attack