u.s. taxpayer dollars are not used to subsidize or promote abortions. the first announcement concerns the so-called mexico city policy. this reagan-era directive ensures u.s. taxpayer dollars aren't used to support foreign, nongovernmental organizations that perform or actively promote abortion as a method of family planning. president trump boldly expanded the mexico city policy in 2017. it now protects every human life impacted by the nearly $9 billion of foreign aid we spend on global health programs each year. and in turn protects more unborn babies around the world than ever before. this is decent. this is right. and i'm proud to serve an administration that protects the least amongst us. now, two years into our administration, the vast majority of our implementing partners have agreed to comply with the policy and they continue to work with us. this administration has shown we can continue to meet our critical global health goals, including providing health care women, while refusing to subsidize the killings of unborn babies. as secretary of state

unheard of just years ago if you take into consideration that the relationship of brazil and the u.s. used to be rather a complicated one but that might change after today's meeting also because paul because both presidents are on the same page in as so many issues and topic they're both nationalists they hosed multilateralism of also narrow today said she supports donald trump's migration politics he said that most migrants he believes come to the united states to do harm and that is exactly the donald trump's rhetoric that he used in his election campaign that he continues to use and he certainly likes to hear that out of the mouths of someone that will now be one of his closer allies in the future. to big topics but it's wait and nato here is what the u.s. president said just a short while ago about business where they take a listen to say afternoon the president and i discussed many of our mutual priorities including venezuela. brazil has been an extraordinary leader in supporting the venezuelan people's efforts to reclaim their liberty and the democracy brazil has helped so much along

he certainly we know the u.s. uses fake financial help in order to overthrow the governments of other countries than israel is about fake financial help they don't want to help economically financially to help with provision with medicines to help commercially and in the twenty third of february the whole world saw that they brought instruments of violence to venezuela and not eight hour repeat there is nothing new in this they export violence to countries but their plan won't work in venezuela we have decided to protect our country president donald trump has put a face to the united states' imperialist policy it's a policy of cheating and threatening those put in not submit to their wishes instructions and interests specifically venezuela east threatened every day of the us has moved to sanctions to us aid into the country last week that is on top of measures against the oil industry and other attempts by washington to force nicolas maduro from office venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world u.s. sanctions

u.s. jobs report what does it really tell us about the u.s. economy. basically stephen that the us is entering into a delayed is the stages of the economic cycle one of the longest in history and it's doing it so with the tell you tight labor market has provided falling unemployment rate and increasing our lead salaries but now we need to wait and see to conclude if ever recent week payroll numbers are just an unexploded or a trend goes who believe the labor market is still a strong point out for example factory seasonality or defect that the unemployment rate that includes those who have been looking for a job more than six months old those with a temporary one but the one thousand are full time job is the lowest since two thousand and that's a six month average number of jobs created is the weakest in eight years so nothing has drastically change but there are seem to slow down we justify more and more the patients approach of the federal reserve ok so we talk about the approach of the federal reserve and obviously among these economic signals was yes

hello there for some of us in the u.s. it's been pretty wet to recently for take a look at the satellite picture we can see this huge area of clouted is covering many of us along that western coast and working its way up towards canada as well not only has it brought us some rain but also lots of rather lively lightning as well pretty impressive to look at but it is causing a few problems and the whole system is just rumbling its way eastwards as we head through the next couple of days elsewhere in the temperatures have been well below average recently but they're not quite as low now we all see more in the way of cloud and wintry weather just make its way eastwards and to the south of that is generally turning far milder now to the south we're seeing a few showers here particularly over parts of cuba jamaica through haiti and into the dominican republic and this area again is looking fairly unsettled on friday expect some more showers here and talking of showers there's plenty of them over parts of south america at the mom

u.s. government agencies from using weiwei products the company's also accusing washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails when u.s. considers why waste products a security threats and beijing can use its equipment to spy on federal agencies. the u.s. government. probably as you read it had to hack into our servers and this story and our e-mails and a source code these products these the u.s. government has never provided any evidence supporting. that while we posies securities direct. the u.s. government is no effort to company and it probably bought while we continued joining us from beijing so is this lawsuit purely about legal proceedings or is there more to it. well holly definitely wants to send a message and its message to the u.s. government as enough is enough so we know from this press conference that they're filing a lawsuit in the u.s. federal court against us congress saying that the destruction is our unlawful they're unfair and they harm not only chinese consumers but also american consumers and they're also saying look there is no evidence that we are spying for

remaining countries that have not grounded the planes. 58 max series planes are registered to fly in the u.s. used by southwest, american and united airlines. the association of flight attendant said quote they will not be forced to fly if they feel unsafe. u.s. lawmakers from both parties called for the faa to take precautions. >> do the right thing. protect passengers and ground these planes until the faa has a chance to review their safety. >> make sense to ground air planes into we have better acute information. >> that they said so far it shows no systemic issues and shows no basis to crown aircraft. president trump spoke with the ceo of boeing who said the aircraft is safe. doing has a lot at stake. and paperwork,for 100 737 max 8 planes and boeing has received more than 3700 unfilled orders for the new jets worth hundreds of millions of dollars. and automated anti-stall system is suspected to have contributed to the indonesia crash. witnesses say the ethiopian airlines jet was out of control shortly out of takeoff. >> before falling down the plane rotated two times in the air and it had sm

u.s. funds from being used to support the detention, interrogation, or ill treatment of palestinian children by the israeli military, which of course receives at least $3.8 billion a year in u.s. aid. 30 members of congress co-sponsored this bill. and there's no questioning the urgency of this legislation, according to defense for children international palestinian. israel prosecutes roughly 700 palestinian children a year in military courts, and 75% of those children report some form of abuse. here to elaborate is brad parker, senior adviser of policy advocacy of defense for children international, one of the organizations that endorsed representative mccullum's bill. he specializes in issues of juvenile justice during armed conflict, and leads his organization's legal advocacy efforts for palestinian and children's rights. he'll discuss lessons activists can take away. thank you. >> thank you, dale. it's a pleasure to be here. i'm happy to see folks with smiles and it feels as there is still some energy here, so i'll try to move quickly through the next 20 minutes or so, and get to some qu

u.s. to court for the ban on government agencies using its technology the u.s. considers follies products a security threat and says china can use its equipment for spying a china cost font and adrian brown reports from shenzhen from the air while way success is clear just part of it sprawling complex in the special economic zone of show and jane. while ways name literally means the achievements of china but the trumpet ministration says those achievements more to cheating and stealing than the sort of innovation on display here allegations its top executives deny on thursday they held a news conference inviting selected media organizations including al-jazeera to confirm that while away has filed a lawsuit against the u.s. government over a ban which restricts federal government employees from using its equipment we have there is no us. challenge to. these men only. but also owes are we and us she said once more they insisted while ways not in the pocket of china's government and accuse the us of hacking its servers. and. it has carried our service and this stor

u.s. dollars the lack of being able to use you know u.s. financial instruments and i mean i would say that people here do eat. you know the society function. a german court has ruled that the government bears legal responsibility for u.s. drone strikes launched from german territory case was brought forward by a group of yemenis who queues to berlin of complicity in drone strikes launched from a base in southwestern germany and he's genuine reports now from berlin. so in a case that's taken a few years to come through the courts and indeed it's a landmark decision in german courts with the administrative court ruling that the german government does bear at least partial responsibility for ensuring that the use of its air base in southern germany in the city of ramstein by the united states air force complies with international law this case states will move back to twenty twelve to an incident when the three yemenis lost relatives in a u.s. drone strike in yemen five sell been lost his brother in law bin ali jobber who was a new mom alongsi

just one trait out of three years of my i think the us is the most powerful country in the world the u.s. has been the leader in many domains and the us government has the attitude of a loser i hope the american people the u.s. government can adjust its own attitude. to rao escalation with the arrest of monk one joe c.f.o. and daughter of group founder of enjoying faith in canada in december while ways taken legal steps filing a lawsuit against the u.s. over a ban on government agencies using its products always lawyer said fears beijing my competitor to spy were baseless and john homeland. if we install back doors or collect intelligence on behalf of others it's tantamount to committing suicide and we have no intention of committing suicide. for the chinese government i believe they also hope our way continue to pay tax create employment and drive growth in the whole industry i don't think they prefer to use while we as a tool to attack others. while we are uninsured off the road with the usa income from its network business at the center of the espionage was down while we said it was a

u.s. clusters were used. these are highly lethal weapons. ere is a growing international consensus around a ban on cluster munitions as exemplified by the convention on cluster munitions. afortunately, the u.s. is not party to that convention. however, u.s. transfer of cluster munitions to saudi arabia and the uae is still unlawful under u.s. -- under the u.s. domestic policies on cluster munitions exports. cluster me nations are inherently indiscriminate weapons. it is truly difficult if not impossible for them to be using up was with international human interior law because they release some munitions, which disperse widely d with indiscriminate effects. some of them release some munitions over areas that spans about five football fields. so it is virtually impossible to constrain the effects these weapons have, especially when used in populated areas. in the five attacks we documented in this report where -- in which cluster munitions were used, they were all used in populated areas where high civilian casualties were an extremely likely o

children who wanted a little darts as soon as they're born and for girls blue for boys those in the u.s. . used those quotas to commerce for two genders so that determined children's futures as well would have the joining industry puts these two colors to their advantage most boys would not ride their sisters pink bicycles have is why now so parents often end up buying two of everything that's just one example and look at all the other toys the rest of it. but it was never a boy's balls to spaceships and robots so they dream of being athletes of astronauts and engineers asked an old us and yes lesson girls by contrast get dull sat and cooking utensils all but about to turn them into obedient little princesses always ready to serve and care for others. so that does them us how can i help you when you see the perfect secretary the perfect nurse the perfect housewife that whole bit that actually companies are partly to blame for this but we the parents are also responsible don't we all have to take a problem seriously on t.v. the ad industry society before it's too late and this is before we have

u.s. dollars the lack of being able to use you know u.s. financial instruments and i mean i would say that people here do eat. you know you know the society functions meanwhile other on occasions of all this marriage has sanctions of and on venezuela and iran to fuel oil prices which hit a twenty nine thousand high change day the rise has also been supported by ongoing supply cuts from all cartel unpeg last year us whole production and exports climb significantly as you can see here on this graph take comes amid washington's reliance of course on it shall production. sanctions play a key role in the not only propping up the price of oil but also in allowing u.s. oil producers to gain a larger market share if you have sanctions and a you're reducing the opportunity for the iranians and that israel is to sell their oil well that means the u.s. shale producers can sell their oil through their refineries and on the texas coast in the northeast that previously used them as well in oil and for example i don't think that the price of oil can stay

involving royalty in politics qual way is taking the us government to court the chinese tech giant is challenging a federal law banning u.s. government agencies from using its products because of security concerns. well a court in france has found a catholic cardinal guilty of failing to act on allegations of child sex abuse in his diocese phillipe barberin a prominent church figure and five others stood trial accused of failing to protect children from alleged crimes by the reverend bernard praying that the priest has confessed to abusing boy scouts in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's and will be tried separately while the trial is being held in leon and our correspondent natasha but there is there natasha what sentence have we heard from the course. that's right the court has delivered its verdict in this case and it has found the card awfully hard guilty of failing to report child sexual abuse after twenty fourteen he was cleared of all the charges that pertain to other dates before twenty fourteen he's been given

u.s. political system true. they're used to try to undermine opposing parties and the notion of opposing parties this is just fundamentally destroying every country people just attack each other from opposing sides that really decides what's really true is that this might be showing a symptom of something that it just has to do it out of the serial dialogue and add progress through competition or progress through conflicts so i think that c.n.n. has their systemic issues just because again they have to have your is which is sort of sad but i find that that to be par for the course the way that our media operates is hard to find media that is doesn't have an agenda i would not be surprised if c.n.n. wanted to have a certain kind of public experience of this political figure all right time for another trip to the watching the hawks going next then to join me for all the latest headlines this friday in thirty. greetings and style you take shims. the search for precious metals as dominated mankind's history since the first diamo

u.s. so bad news for the airline and truck industry that uses these and jet fuel u.s. sanctions are also a double whammy for venezuela danielle not only is the u.s. venezuela's number one customer for all but also but as well as a main importer of chemicals used to process their oil use even as well as heavy crude oil is almost solid and needs chemicals to charge it into a lighter substance that can be eventually be exported now the sanctions also banned u.s. firms from exporting these chemical agents into venezuela and venezuela cannot export their oil without first importing these chemicals which is why so many active rigs in venezuela have declined in recent years now let's take a look at bourbon as well as oil is actually occurring growing it's currently going to you see danielle here just in november twenty eighth seen venice willow was exporting this is right here this is this is india it was exporting about a little under three hundred thousand barrels per day to india and here this was going to china about five hundred thousand and the us a little less than fiv

and we're so pleased that you're on board with us today coming up the february jobs numbers are out for the u.s. and man oh man was there a surprise with less workers than anybody all the experts said there were a lot more not so much steve malzberg rashard standing by to lend us a hand and work through the interesting numbers plus the permian basin in the in texas on the gulf coast there it's really the hub of american oil but what are the plans for the areas future and why is the largest sovereign wealth fund on the planet shedding major oil interests bill hederman of the climate center for energy policy university of pennsylvania help us drill into the latest moves and later is there a bubble forming in texas commodities trader mean.

u.s. is not reporting driving to us this kind of information always seems to get out from medics and write scripts for example do you think this current end up looking much worse for the u.s. if it has no control over the information being released. well that's actually the argument of the obama administration the obama administration was not making the argument that they that the release of this information was a humanitarian gesture or a gesture of good will of the obama administration was basically asserting that unless the united states engaged in what appeared at least to be transparent reporting to the public that the enemy would be able to propagandize about how bad u.s. drone warfare was targeting civilian communities targeting children even if not targeting them killing them accidentally so the obama administration rationale for the program was to take a propaganda weapon away from the extremist organizations that it was fighting whether they were in somalia or other countries so it wasn't a goodwill gesture it was really part of a military effort to see campaign on the part of th

he certainly we know the u.s. uses fake financial help in order to overthrow the governments of other countries then israel is about fake financial help they don't want to help economically financially to help with provision with medicines to help commercially and in the twenty third of february the whole world saw that they brought instruments of violence to venezuela and not eight hour repeat there is nothing new in this they export violence to countries but their plan won't work in venezuela we have decided to protect our country president donald trump has put a face to the united states imperialist policy it's a policy of cheating and threatening those put it not submit to their wishes instructions and interests specifically venezuela east threaten every day there is a right wing extremist movement there previously try being part of venezuelan politics but they don't have the law or support of the venezuelan people because they did not manage to earn in the correct way which is by gaining votes they did not succeed

. >> keeps u.s us connects to the people who have passed and because family is so important to us, that stick and makes it visible and it humanizes it and makes it present again. ♪ >> when i first started doing it back in '71, i wanted to do something with ritual, ceremony and history and you know i talked to my partner ross about the research and we opened and it hit a cord and people loved it. >> i think the line between engaging everyone with our culture and appropriating it. i think it goes back to asking people to bring their visions of what it means to honor the dead, and so for us it's not asking us to make mexican altars if they are not mexican, it's really to share and expand our vision of what it means to honor the dead. >> people are very respectful. i can show you this year alone of people who call tol ask is it okay if we come, we are hawaii or asian or we are this. what should we wear? what do you recommend that we do? >> they say oh, you know, we want a four day of the dead and it's all hybrid in this country. what has happened are paper cuts, it's so hybrid. it has sprea

of just two years ago if you take into consideration that the relationship between brazil and the u.s. used to be quite a difficult one that might change after this meeting today also because both presidents are on the same page on so many topics they're both nationalists their bowls of poles ing multilateralism he just paulson are just set in d.c. he supports trump's migration policy for instance he said quote most migrants in the u.s. wish to do harm and that is exactly donald trump's rhetoric the one that we've heard in his election campaign that we continue to hear from him and he certainly enjoys having his new ally here from abroad supporting his stance on migration so this meeting might mark the beginning of a closer relationship but very often before the actual outcome also might be limited these two presidents say they like each other and they often send to like. they say he's the donald trump of south america do you believe. that he's happy with that if he wasn't. i wouldn't like the country so. but i like . my a president trying he wants america to be created i want brazil to be

to do business i'm stephen beardsley in berlin good to have you with us chinese tech giant huawei is suing the u.s. for banning use of the company's equipment always challenging the united states law that labels the company a security risk and would limit its access to the american market for telecom equipment it comes as the trade negotiations between the two countries are at a critical point for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't spike on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation the u.s. government had said brandy's its right it has hacked into our servers and just storing you merits and cold allegations of american government interference and theft of corporate secrets while ways message to the united states we can play the blame game two hours before the announcement the backdrop to what's becoming an ever escalating dispute while ways chief financial officer monk leaving her house in canada for an appearance in course she's been detained in the country since december accused

us as always treasure. and once more chinese telecom giant wall way is in the news this time because u.s. diplomats are thrusting conditions upon our allies here are the stories our two producer michelle greenspan michelle thank you for being with us we love having you on the show this is sort of a troubling story i read it has to do with germany but maybe there's often a riff occasions give us the latest right so as you know administration has essentially been lobbying a lot of our allies to essentially ban huawei from the development of their five g. intersection it isn't just the five g. that they want to bet that it's not it's not necessarily the phones is it a new play it is not the phone and it's verified you wireless infrastructure as you know five g. is like the next generation of wireless infrastructure billions of billions of dollars here the top one hundred administration right now is warning germany not to allow huawei to participate in building this network they say that if they don't comply the u.s. is going to restrict the intelligence sharing between the two countries so th

nejra: if the u.s. usesars to negotiate a broader deal, what sectors what they want to gain access out of the eu? >> this is no secret. president trump said many times he does think the u.s. gets a bad deal from the eu and he does like to go into negotiations. we saw that in mexico, canada, now with china. one of the areas the americans have really liked to get into is agriculture, but that is a redline for the eu. they would have to change european standards. farming is already a very competitive and crowded trade in the eu. this is one area where the eu is just not willing to play ball. the one glimmer of hope if any for the europeans is obviously trump is locked in negotiations with china. he would want to avoid a war on two fronts. nejra: thank you so much. maria tadeo in brussels. joining us now, head of rate strategy at -- international. the u.s.-china discussion still ongoing. you can see equity markets still in a holding pattern. the real question is over where we go from here. is the going to be to

exploration of your rainy and nuclear investments in brazil to the u.s. use of the al can tear a rocket launch site on brazil's door there in atlantic coast which mr burleson era will also look to bolster brazil's tourism by seeking waivers from u.s. vsa requirements for u.s. citizens. after that horrible school shooting in parklane florida over a year ago dick's sporting goods started to reduce they started this but. up the number and type of firearms sold at their stores including not selling to anyone under the age of twenty one and not selling assault style rifles and high capacity ammunition magazines no firearms whatsoever were sold at ten dick's locations well the company had a bad year last year from a market perspective down pruett two percent on revenues to eight point four billion dollars for twenty eight thousand the disappointing numbers were due according to ed stacked the c.e.o. at least in part to both reduce firearm sales well now the company is doubling down and going to stop selling even more guns and ammo here to discuss the move in the im

us well the u.s. has ruled out using force to deliver aid into venezuela that's according to president donald trump special representative plane loads of u.s. relief supplies are sitting in colombia the venezuelan president nicolas maduro refuses to accept blocking convoys at the border by duro says washington's aid effort is a poor way to carry out a coup money well right below is live for us in the colombian city of cookouts on the venezuelan border and that is where more u.s. aid has now arrived at the request of the opposition leader why do. that's correct the eight arrived on thursday along with the deputy director of usa id who said that did united states is confident that these borders will be opened soon and that aid will be allowed to cross we should note that given these increasing tensions in venezuela after these calls for more protests by nicholas motherhood of the president of the country an opposition leader both calling for protests taking place what happens when you get back a sense to

government agencies from using its products the u.s. considers huawei its products a security threat and says china can use its equipment for spying they u.s. government had to launch branded as threat it has hacked into our service and the story and e-mails and a song called these tragedies the u.s. government has never provided any evidence supporting accusation that i we posies securities. fear the u.s. government is very good to come and. have . the latest u.s. commerce department figures show donald trump's trade offensive against china and others could be failing the u.s. trade deficit has blown out to its highest level in ten years and a u.s. congressional committee has been told the white house needs to do more to end the war in yemen the warning comes from members of the house of representatives who say the fighting could create long term instability and pose a future threat to the u.s. a palestinian teenager has been killed by israeli fire along the gaza border overnight and fighter jets later struck several sites belonging to

u.s. ambassador to afghanistan calling him a little pick me to tell us your side the came during u.s. peace negotiations with the taliban this came after pakistani prime minister imran khan reportedly suggested creating an interim government in afghanistan to help move the peace process. however responded by recalling it some to islamabad on tuesday pakistan strongly criticized drone base describing him as ignorant of the base said prime minister tang was interfering in internal affairs of the us invasion of afghanistan. for some insight into that diplomatic spot we're joined by jove iran expert on political and strategic issues thanks for coming on the program today good to have you on august first things first doesn't look too good for the pakistani human rights when it. well she's annoyed to be very candid and very blunt in not in mosques and what she said by the way is a fact because effect in the sense i'm not referring to the kind of the word there to she used to us and best to gobble a but then a bigger picture as a matter of fact the u.s. investor to his son was simply looking