u.s. interests. however there is a counter to that and the topic of this discussion that syria having been lost, land, sand and death. how do you measure what success looks like, especially in a conflict environment like this, when you have foreign actors on the ground. and yet, you are at loggerheads what the future of syria looks like. how would you assess victory in syria and look at something like we have in afghanistan where we are there a decade from now. >> take the first point. what is victory in syria and what are we trying to achieve. i think about this a lot in the eastern part of the country and what you report and analyze so well. when we think about our engagement in the east. there is basically things i would say. our civilian and military. our engagements and our assistance is doing needed work in helping a devastated area. these programs are demining, electricity, water, sanitation to support the civil society. these programs are doing really valuable work. at the same time, and this

u.s. interests in dealing with syria. i will stop there. >> thank you. >> i agree with everything>> my colleagues have laid out in terms of the interests of the u.s. should be pursuing and has in syria. one of the tools that we have to achieve those -- what are the tools we have two achieve those interests? we have got several tools currently on the table. one is the facts on the ground. we hold considerable territory considerablesyria, natural resources, of marion resources. that's not -- agrarian resources. that's not nothing. our diplomatic leverage, power of persuasion and bring allies on board is another to we have. economic tools. , sanctions. there is economic tools. our assistance programs help us achieve objectives as well. finally, we have the perception of our commitment, the perception of our credibility to actually use these tools to create outcomes. those are our cards to play. if we were having this panel a year and change ago, i would have said we are in a pretty good position to deploy b-schools affectivel

u.s. interest doesn't mean he's not the right person so i think the most important thing is yes quite. domestic support massive domestic support as does mature and doesn't have the strength of popular support that chavez had as the socialist leader i mean chavez his grip on power became strengthened if you if you worst thing you can do is attempt to overthrow an emperor and fail because you're going to be in trouble in the u.s. interest we're in trouble after a failed chavez if they are interests outside of venezuela and we know there are who are supporting a transition of power think why don't came on the television this morning or on social media wish venezuelans good morning and then went and gave a. speech about how he was hoping to get the popular support there has also been is worth saying some news that there was a possibly going to be quite a rest tomorrow so i don't know if that has brought the military forward twenty four hours earlier i think the u.s. would do well to back off venezuelans decide as putin has said he's backing off he's going to let venezuela's decide because

u.s. interests. however, there is a strong counter-narrative to that, and we read you the point at the top of this discussion having syria having already been lost in land and sand and death. and one point you made which is interesting and important, how do you measure what success looks like? especially in a conflict environment like this, where you have foreign actors on the ground. they all have their zones controlled. we have our zones of control. and they're at loggerheads as to what the future of syria looks like. so i wanted to ask you to really take us down this pathway, how would you assess sort of victory in syria and how do we prevent a u.s. investment in syria looking like something we have in afghanistan where we are there a decade from now, a deck and a half from now. >> let's take the first point first. what is victory in syria, what are we trying to achieve and i think of this a lot and particularly with the eastern part of the country that your report analyzed so well. i think when w

u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first to go childish and. that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion what is there is at this point there is no justification but that you still support the. president constitutionally article two thirty three of the venezuelan constitution says that when a president is either incapacitated or arrives in office by illegitimate means now the world the un the oas international observers they. may know they have you know they made it very clear that the elections in may two thousand and eighteen were fraudulent the funny thing and i'll tell you this the funny thing is that maduro might have actually won that election on his own but he read the election he kept ballots out he didn't allow but i have state to come in so for but. i'm i'm the only reason that i really should have the constitution so you now have who is the legitimate president and he even is the person even then i. dispute that but even if

u.s. interests and policies in the region referring to this latest announcement from the white house company said quote trump and idiots in the us administration think they are making progress but they are not they are on the decline he also said the i.r.g.c. has and will continue to be at the forefront of confronting iran's enemies both foreign and domestic both politically and militarily. inside story. while the islamic revolutionary guard corps is the most powerful of iran's armed forces the elite wing this founded in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine to protect the leadership following the. lucian which deposed the shah the size of the force is thought to be around one hundred fifty thousand ground naval and air force personnel as well as enforcing political power girl commanders have major business interests and control iran's ballistic missile program the u.s. accuses them of financing and training armed groups like hezbollah which is based in lebanon. thank. our allies introduce our guests now joining us from the iranian capital tehran is mohammad marandi dean of faculty of world

u.s. interests in the region. a court in hong kong has found nine leaders of the twenty fourteen umbrello of movement guilty on public nuisance charges they could now face jail time for their role in organizing the pro-democracy rallies calling for greater autonomy from china. and in the philippines hundreds of protesters have gathered outside the chinese consulate in manila there demanding beijing remove its specimens from disputed islands occupied by the philippines in the south china sea they're also calling on the government to take stronger action that's after it filed a diplomatic protest against the chinese presence last week. french prime minister theresa may is heading across the channel today hoping to secure french and german backing for another brags of extension may's tour will take her to berlin and paris for talks with the german and french leaders ahead of an e.u. summit later this week may once the e.u. to extend the deadline for the u.k.'s withdrawal to june thirtieth as it stands now the u.k. is

u.s. interests and policies in the region referring to this latest announcement from the white house company said quote trump and idiots in the us administration think they are making progress but they are not they are on the decline he also said the i.r.g.c. has and will continue to be at the forefront of confronting iran's enemies both foreign and domestic both politically and militarily. inside story. while the islamic revolutionary guard corps is the most powerful of iran's armed forces the elite wing was founded in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine to protect the leadership following the red. solution which depends the shah the size of the force is thought to be around one hundred fifty thousand ground naval and air force personnel as well as enforcing political power girl commanders have major business interests and control iran's ballistic missile program the u.s. accuses them of financing and training armed groups like hezbollah which is based in lebanon thank you it was all right as introduce our guests now joining us from the iranian capital tehran is mohammad marandi dean of

u.s. interests.nitely a need to maintain pressure in the ways that we can whether through rhetorically or making sure we have the best deal that is possible and i think the iranian regime is starting to recognize this administration is very serious about getting the right deal at the right time and the right deal for americans going forward. melissa: we'll see. thank you. connell: all right. now, this is about infamous confession that might now be infamous for another reason all together. everyone remembers, certainly a huge story when the hbo documentary caught robert durst's alleged confession on a hot mic. a transcript of the interview obtained by "the new york times." that film-makers pulled durst's remarks from a longer series of remarks, quote, rambling remarks and reordered them out of context. so the times is saying that the lawyers for durst will devote much of their defense to the documentary's quote, manipulations when he goes on trial in september. we'll see. melissa: okay. that was not t

u.s. interests than he. i don't get the feeling at all in watching this from afar that he would put up with anything less than a very good deal. we have good negotiators. >> we have a president who has made it clear he will walk away from a bad deal. the chinese have noticed that. we know the chinese have economic problems. the growth rate last year was the lowest in 20 years. that provides us with an opportunity but there still issues china's not moving on. >> and, when we listen to secretary steve mnuchin start to talk about we are in the concluding phase of talks, when that is at variance with your sources, with my sources, it's stunning stuff because that, in effect is giving if you will comfort to the other side in these talks. it seems like a reckless position for the treasury secretary to take. >> lou, you saw the phone ring and the green room. that was my source in the white house. i was told were not near a deal. the talks are going well. it does differ from what mnuchin is saying. the trouble is wh

u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which then is that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. with no make this manufacture consent instant of public wealth. when the ruling closest to protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round to listen we don't want the same job. to ignore middle of the room sick news. the real news is. you know world of big partisan. logs and conspiracies it's time to wake up. to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. after almost seven years confined to the ecuadorian embassy in london police drag we could he said it's a. safe haven and place him under arrest. not above the law and no hero while the british prime minister and officials praise acquittal for ending a song just asyl

u.s. interests. first and foremost in the narrowest sense of the term the u.s. into a few years massive. in other countries elections in venezuela being built the latest example but there's there's hardly a time when the u.s. has not been intervening in other country's elections. and now i think back in homs for now with your next world update so do stay with us. welcome guys are. looking forward to. this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. welcome to. change of leadership in ukraine has spurred hope for a dialogue between moscow and kiev can this crisis be stopped from becoming a frozen conflict or is it too late to talk about this here today with me is thomas graham heard the secretary general of. the new multi-polar world is fraught with danger and potential conflict trios looks even in we'll see i'm stable europe will be diverging interests of twenty first century trigger wars in regions where it never seems possible before what makes international organizations like the west see the influence existing conflicts and just deal with the results. in the future.

we thought it was in our own narrow self-interest in the u.s. more prosperous society in china eager to buy u.s. goods. in fact, that is the way it has turned out. china is the number one -- number three target for our goods exports. we in china have the largest bilateral trade in goods as opposed to services. i don't predict the outcome. nonsensey that it is to think we were so foolish as to think that we had with our policies to guarantee china can become a liberal democracy. have aces at work to more representative type of governance in china are easily discernible. you are also saying washington policymakers, when they are publishing -- when they are talking about policies, they first highlight the value. when they are formulating them, it is really america first? >> yes. >> america first has predated donald trump? >> right. >> as a bona fide soviet expert, i think you have said that what we are going through is not really a cold war. the soviet union and china are very different. engagement model, and what framework of this engagement that

u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first of which i wish and now new questions that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either there are already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defense off that says we're going to attack and destroy their governments and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money others with their lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war then surely we can risk some discomfort for an easy miss for. so so. when my healthy greeted. by the. i realized it was time to flee to leave the country. my kids. just went off to school when i walked into the front door. i noticed that there was a black ford pickup truck parked in fr

u.s. interests. first and foremost in the narrowest sense of the term the u.s. and to a few years massive. in other countries elections in venezuela being the the latest example but there's there's hardly a time when the u.s. has not been intervening in other country's elections exactly forty was post not in the morning or must be watching out international live from moscow h.q. this tuesday with me kevin owen so stories ahead because they would meet in a few minutes the u.s. warns britain against using the chinese tech giant qual a for five g. network over more spying fears we'll tell you all about it will be back. now doing those manufacturing jobs also start to innovate because that's where the innovation happens on the factory floor so the factory floor is been moved to china as you point out. we moved all of our jobs manufacturing over to china all the innovations in china so we don't it's not it's not created in california built in china is going to be created in china built in china. seem wrong. just don't. get to shape out. active. and engaged in. the tr

u.s. interests and policies in the region referring to this latest announcement from the white house said quote trump and idiots in the us administration think they are making progress but they are not they are on the decline he also said the i.r.g.c. has and will continue to be at the forefront of confronting iran's enemies both foreign and domestic both politically and militarily. inside story. while the islamic revolutionary guard corps is the most powerful of iran's armed forces the elite wing was founded in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine to protect the leadership following. the revolution which deposed the shah the size of the force is thought to be around one hundred fifty thousand ground naval and air force personnel as well as enforcing political power girl commanders have major business interests and control iran's ballistic missile program the u.s. accuses them of financing and training armed groups like hezbollah which is based in lebanon. thank you it was all right let's introduce our guests now joining us from the iranian capital tehran is mohammad marandi dean of fac

u.s. interest there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first of which i wish to now nicolas maduro that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. bests drugs were cocaine as were four bucks for the under fifty it's the everybody use cocaine. cocaine you can smoke it this is worth like fifteen thirty. twenty. car came to this is about a fifteen dollars bet and people smoked this one bigger second sweetie you can find these drugs in any city any united states was a long as you want to get it about the. make money. and that's one of the day. we came here where did you work before you came here when you live. in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up their right to live among us some even proven. true and how many more years is it going to tak

u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first of which i wish to know nicolas maduro that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. much of the program of the song proving to be more polarizing man ever before he goes down off took some look at the outpouring of reaction to the case. there is a rest i should say has clearly showcased how much of a divisive figure songe has become he's got an army of supporters on one hand he's got an army of his own the other one but really whether you like him or not he's won multiple awards for his journalism and that's why some of the most the most vocal bunch i should say were journalists activists and the whistleblowers who have stepped forward and his support to julian and one of the loudest voices in this choir was edward snowden a fellow whistleblower who is was granted asylum and who is still in russia who doesn't seem to be well moving him anywhere anytime soon but he has been very vocal along with

u.s. interests. >> if a change comes, it must be for better, not for worse, not to allow the opposition toeverything we have built over many years. will: whether it is elck of tricity or water, people are anxious for some kind of normality to return. for now, life in venezuela limps along, no one sure when the next big moment of collapse will come. will grant, bbc news, caracas. laura: struggle to survive in venezuela ending our program tonight. am laura trevelyan. ."ank you for watching "bbc world news ameri >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so hryou can swipe your way tgh the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores >> funding othis presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. w hat are you doing? >> possibilities. your day is filled with them. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover thes. anytime, anywhere. pbs. we are with you for

u.s. interests. first and foremost in the narrowest sense of the term the u.s. interferes massively in other countries elections mean venezuela being the the latest example but there's there's hardly a time when the u.s. has not been intervening in other country's elections. and now i'll be back in around half an hour with the next won't stay with us. we need a political evolves and that needs to come. from. but ideally dillman before it got into pasta house. giving political guidance to the process and so basically what i'm waiting for these are not are politically . ideally extending from the moment. were. the most family to hear me my family always special donor summertime and spring time well i did go fish and you basically here we try to catch a lot of bass you got big mouth bass small mouth bass and also you got bluegill and . sometimes you can catch a catfish but yeah most time we're after bats with fish you just saw in the past the time away and make spits more reliance and so that's why we try to come out here and feed and get away from you know everyth

u.s. interests. first and foremost in the narrowest sense of the term the u.s. into a few years massive. in other countries elections in venezuela being built the latest example but there's there's hardly a time when the u.s. has not been intervening in other country's elections. in new york times has been forced to apologize for printing an anti semitic cartoon it appeared in the papers international edition depicts the israeli prime minister i think guy down leading president trump who's wearing dark glasses and a skull cap the new york times says publishing it was an error of judgment and has since deleted it here's what some people in tel aviv have been saying about the image i don't think we have to be so sensitive and keep on bringing up anti-semitic things every single time we see them i think. it's for sure and photo i don't think it's an anti semitism. political character to the cartoonist anti-semitic because it goes back to the old days in the forty's when dish termer used to used to have germans and americans who were germans and jews. portrayed as dogs or or lap dogs for for

u.s. interests. first and foremost in the narrowest sense of the term the u.s. into a few years massive. in other countries elections mean venezuela being the the latest example but there's there's hardly a time when the u.s. has not been intervening in other country's elections. and now i'll be back in around half an hour with the next won't you stay with us. we need a political evolves and that needs to come.

u.s. interests in the region.ou what areoing to prepare pr that possibility?rst, irmises retaliation every time the united states does something to try to curb their aggression. if we were to guide our foreign policy by irian threats, we would be playing under house rules, and a house always wins when you play under house rules. katty: there's nothing specific and you are concerned about with this particular designation? brian: that is what i was ite you, thatng t tell the entire n cabinet was involved and this was the work of many months ande ut in place any preparations consequence of this. this is new in some ways. but the irgc was designated by the obama administration under trsury authorities. today in this administration we are doing it under state department authorities, and this action has enjoyed bipartisan support for many years. in 2007, tre was a bill that had 72 cosponsors in the senate to do exactly what we did and then-senatoril barack obama andry clinton. hook, thank you for joining me. laura:ou are watching "bbc world news america." still to c

u.s. interests. first and foremost in the narrowest sense of the term the u.s. interferes massively in other countries elections mean venezuela being the the latest example but there's there's hardly a time when the u.s. has not been intervening in other country's elections that time is now on the back and about half an hour with our next world update to stay with. us. what is it calling. magic the new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor. of second or bank that's called the genesis blog for reason to calling it civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history this is columbus discovering a new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo eleven landing on to the max and stacey. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only really. i don't see how that strategy will be

u.s. interests i've argued that our foreign policy is designed to say if you do what we tell you we'll give you a lot of money if you don't you've got to watch out we might put on sanctions or bomb your country. and i think there's too many countries especially the european countries say well we can't defend ourselves we don't want to have to spend this money it's been a big benefit you send troops over here you spend money here you give us aid and you also provide a so-called defense in case anybody would ever attack us so i think it's detrimental to them but it's sort of like a spoiled spoiled kid you know they don't take care of themselves so they think they're getting a good deal but ultimately i don't think they should because we're going to run out of the ability to take care of everybody and i think that's what gets to trump sometime as well he said this get out of nato but i think what he's tired of is maybe the bills piling up and trying to argue that other countries should pay more but i think it's the principle that i'm concerned about the principle of an international organizati

u.s. interest because, it seems there can be no equivocation, no mistake that the united states will act in own interest and that of hemisphere some any foreign power moves again us. >> i agree. by we have put together an international coalition against the maduro regime, we should say to our european ally, china has crossed a line in providing surveillance equipment to allow venezuela government to crackdown even more on the venezuela people, there should could real consequences for this. lou: fre-- fred fleitz. >> thank you. >> up next, radical dimms, left wing national media seem to be stunned by straight forward use of the english language. as we watched attorney general william barr say straight forward believe there was indeed spying, spying. >> chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rail. >> it feels like we -- basically the attorney general, gas lit the country about when barr opens his mous mouth president s come popping out. >> i thought it was stunning and scary. lou: if your jame is james clapper, you should be scared and concerned. >> christopher bedford

u.s. interest there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first two were childish and now nuclear smuggling alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. and. we're back with all our war ragnar bramsen former president and then there's always a big topic of the air temperature change at say arctic which is by the. but the guess is it's going to rise five to ten percent by two thousand and eighty and that would mean that vast spaces with mineral. resources would be accessible. and that's changing the whole picture said you think this whole ramping up of the presence in the arctic is really about being in the right place at the right time. well they are at the arctic circle forum in china in the launch time we will have plenty shush on what's called three things shifting the pollution and chinese on moderation shoes to use whether it's in india oh indonesia or japan or korea is probably among the great to stretch to the future of the author. but without a comprehens

u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first of which i wish and now new that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. i think more to gain is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county or you'll be to stay if you look at it from the analogy. marc was the day that when he was five and the. mug do going to has been the sheriff's most contentious critics say he is the first time i noticed something wasn't right in fleece where pretty much when i first started the corruption in palm beach county is not something that you can smell a thing like that it's a nod and a wink it wasn't what i wanted to do and. we've had more shootings in this county then some states have had collective thing too good went to his website began featuring the comments about guns his family the sheriff by ten men squash you like a bug you know i wish you'd stop then you should stay on the left and stuff and believe what i'm doing ok

u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime the first of which i was unknown you called us months ago that alone in my opinion is not a justification or an american. it is finally how often julian assange was arrested within the dorrian embassy in london is widely expected he will be extradited to the united states to stand trial for the expected charges for espionage this is truly a dark day for journalists and journals. pretty. much the program of the songs proving to be more polarizing than ever goes down if looks into the outpouring of reaction to the case. there is a rest i should say has clearly showcased how much of a divisive figure songe has become he's got an army of supporters on one hand he's got an army of his own the other one but we'll see whether you like him or not he's won multiple awards for his journalism and that's why some of the most the most vocal bunch i should say were voiced his support to julian and one of the loudest voices in this choir was edward sn

u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first of which i was and now new that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. of. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either there already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defense offices were got to act and destroy the governments and in seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money others with their lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war and surely we can risk some discomfort for uneasiness for. the senior palm beach county police officer did not consent to these telephone conversation being broadcast his side of the dialogue is summarized here. the p.b.s. so deputy claims the duke i'm constantly told. he also asserts the dog and himself is

u.s. interests. first and foremost in the narrowest sense of the term so yes so he is he is. a real war pass choosing enemy is a right left of one moment it's iran next moment it's russia. next moment it's syria next moment it's venezuela so the u.s. is constantly looking out for nations to strike out against and live from new york this hour done the hard journalist and writer life on the program thank you thank you on a busy monday tuesday keep up to date literally by the minute by following r t on twitter we have got you covered season. when the whole make this manufacture come sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million real new. the needs of politically false needs to come. from. but ideally the moment before. been. giving political guidance to the process and so basically what i'm waiting for he's an author politically. i feel he standing from the moment he feels. my seven years doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs

u.s. interest in the middle east.the entire relationship in response to this is not realistic and it's not quite frankly the right policy. >> martha: marc thiessen thank you very much. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: that is "the story" tonight from kansas city, missouri. we will see you tomorrow night in new york. tucker is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for months and months all the little democratic party mouthpieces you see on television, which is pretty much all of them, lectured you about how there was absolutely no crisis on the mexican border. and you have to be some kind of white nationalist freak to think otherwise. those caravans they told you were a racist mirage. everything is fine, shut up and obey or we will kick you off youtube. now suddenly you are not hearing many people say that it's too obviously untrue. it's a lie too implausible even for cable news. everyone knows our immigration system is a joke. all of central america understands that show one a min

u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime the first of which i wish and. that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. not after times are we going on the ground as judges rule on u.k. involvement in massacres in yemen and the u.k. backed israeli army prepares for elections after the detention of the younger brother of palestinian icon head to me days after she appeared on this show coming up will british judges tomorrow think this was a serious violation of international humanitarian law and stop to raise them a allowing the export of british bombs we've given they just in the aftermath of sunday's south.

u.s. interest there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first of which i wish and now you question my point that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion. welcome to the alex salmond show where the great game a brick that is now well into overtight alex is back in belfast climaxing our cities on the impact of the bricks debate on northern irish politics and indeed ireland has determined the end game all pricks it. this week he speaks of a drawing of ulster political commentators him and molly who has some vigorous criticism of the political leadership of the province d p sion fein i know the island's tortie secretary of state the democratic unionist party are putting their sense of you unison their sense of the union ahead of the economic well being of the people of northern ireland very lummi done was taken over the ocean fin party recently as president she's made several major mystics we have a separate state who is deemed right across the community in ter

u.s. interests in the region. not the story of a woman who was seven months pregnant when she was kidnapped by radical islamists and in prison john enough in dyson a german journalist went to syria to film a friend who'd become a jihadist in doing so she took risks she now regrets finn dies and child was born in captivity. not a day goes by without janina finda eyes and thinking about the kidnapping three hundred fifty one days that changed her life it all started in a split second demo meant to stop. when the taxi was stopped six men with kalashnikovs jumped in front of the car and the van door was opened i was really a french unlike his frightened animal. i did my best to remain calm and to shut out the foundations of thoughts going through my mind. after her year in syria began in the autumn of twenty fifteen despite being in the seventh month of her pregnancy janina dared to cross the turkish syrian border with the help of a smuggler in the northern syrian town of all done she met her friend who is now. in the

u.s. interest, it is in the interest of every u.s. exporter. mnuchin has been a strong supporter of the imf. they understand this is one institution that works for america. tom: david lipton, thank you so much. first deputy managing director. thank you so much. vonnie: our thanks to tom keene from "bloomberg surveillance." at the imf meeting all weekend. union said to raise duties on $10.2 billion of u.s. goods in the boeing case. let's check in with courtney donohoe. courtney: president trump considered nominating his daughter to be the head of the world bank. the president told the atlantic magazine she would've been great because she is very good with numbers. he also considered her for the job as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. he said he was persuaded against it because of the appearance of nepotism. president trump is said to realize herman cain will have trouble getting confirmed to the federal reserve board. some of the president's advisers said they would not be surprised if herman cain withdraws. four republican senators say th

u.s. interests. first and foremost in the narrowest sense of the term the u.s. interferes masses. in other countries elections mean venezuela being the the latest example but there's there's hardly a time when the u.s. has not been intervening in other countries elections don't you got international convention live from moscow h.q. nice in the morning here in moscow this tuesday morning money was kevin and good morning long stories ahead than the u.s. warms britain against using the chinese tech giant while away for a five g. network over spying fees again coming up. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to be close it's like the books all three of them all the people. interested always in the logs of. six. again cyber security officials in the united states warning britain against allowing the chinese take john huawei to build a five g. network washington says the company's untrusted vendor in cooperation may endanger intelligence sharing with the u.k. . what

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u.s. interests in the region. and in the philippines hundreds of protesters have gathered outside the chinese consulate in manila they're demanding beijing remove its vessels from disputed islands occupied by the philippines in the south china sea they're also calling on the government to take stronger action that's after it filed a diplomatic protest against the chinese presence last week. in hong kong a court has found nine pro-democracy activists guilty on charges of incitement and conspiracy to cause a public nuisance they were charged in connection with the two thousand and fourteen umbrello protests so named for the yellow umbrellas carried by activists to shield themselves from tear gas the mass rallies held over a period of several weeks called for greater autonomy from china. joining us in studio to talk about all this is a reporter in hong kong native one schwinn legal to see you so how trent tell us more about the activists and why they ended up in court so these nine these nine activists all played a r

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