nations. -- in helping underdeveloped nations in africa. we are very pleased with what has come out of our meetings with the germans and the british in connection to our trilateral talks. what has come out of our kennedy round of meetings. the several treaties we have negotiated with the soviet union, and the one we are working on so hard now, the nonproliferation treaty. we are happy that there are 9 million more people with good paying jobs today than when i came into this office. but these are things in the past, and we should accept that and we want to preserve them, but the important problems are ahead. what is the next century going to be like? what is the third century going to be like? as long as there are ancient enemies around the world, and illiteracy, ignorance, disease, poverty, and war, there is much for government to do. we are working on that now and will be talking more to you about that in the months ahead. guest: mr. president, we know of your talks this week with general westmoreland and others. what is your sense of the

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it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill.m tom. you know what? no one cares. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >>> our top story this morning, president trump's decision to retweet videos has triggered a wave of criticism. british prime minister theresa may says it was wrong for the president to have done this. >>> and no word from matt lauer after nbc fired the long-time "today" show host following glaegss of inappropriate behavior. additional cases of alleged sexual misconduct by lawyer have been reported by variety magazine and "the new york times" including that lawyer allegedly exposed himself and sent explicit text messages. >>> one of the first people to publicly comment on the accusations against matt lauer was president trump who's also been accused of sexual misconduct. margaret brennan has more. >> because this is a sad morning here at "today" and nbc news. >> reporter: t

but not enforced demands or ask for something from an underdeveloped nation. we need to change this understanding from countries who are in position to enforce demands on other countries, to our position where if there are any concerns, those concerns need to be arbitrated or needed to be discussed in a civilized manner. >> now take a few questions. please identify yourself. even if i know you well, because of the lights i will not necessarily -- [inaudible] >> "congressional quarterly." the house for the first committee in congress last week approved a bill that would impose mandatory secondary sanctions on foreign governments and individuals determined to be financially supporting hamas. given your past comments about saudi arabia's efforts to suppress the sovereignty of qatar to use actions like this by the u.s. congress as a similar effort to attack qatar foreign-policy? what is your current level of support for hamas? >> just first of all to set the record straight. qatar has never supported hamas, and whenever support hamas. qatar support is going to the

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reports are the baby had underdeveloped lungs and this could have been their last option. inside of the bin notice they've put toys, they've put blankets and put all the necessities and all the things that belonged to the baby inside of the crate with the child as well. right now doctors say the baby isn't breathing well and they're treating it and they are looking for the parents. >> in the video we can see the guy's face, the number plate so anything happen because of this? >> there aren't any criminal charges at all being brought against this person. they believe this could be the father. he acted responsibly in the way it was done so no reports of consequences for this man. >>> you guys remember this drag race? this was historic. you got this crazy looking modified mustang in the right-hand lane, 1996, goes up in flames! can barely cross the finish line. the crowd goes wild. let's take a look at the in-car camera footage. the car didn't blow up. >> this is a little undistinct. >> a little hot under the arms because of the pressure. this actually was a commercial for re

it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill.e bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. >>> our top stories this morning, the justice department is suing to stop at&t's $85 billion purchase of time warner. at&t calls the suit inexplicable and says it will prevail in court. the government says the merger would harm consumers by resulting in higher television bills. at&t and time warner are not direct competitors. usually mergers like this are not challenged. >>> and cbs news suspended charlie rose following allegations of sexual misconduct. eight women told the washington post rose made unwanted sexual advances. the women either worked for the charlie rose show or wanted to. pbs says it will stop distributing rose's program. rose apologized for his quote, inappropriate behavior but says he does not believe all of the allegations are accurate. >>> three weeks before a special election in alabama accusers continue to speak out against senate candidate roy moore. dean reynolds reports from birmingham. >>> roy moore has avoided que

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complex takeaway piece from societies, leaving behind underdevelopment and poverty, pushing people andaway from one another. —— conflicts take away. european union delegates have been visiting the camps ahead of the summit. what is their response, now? on the one hand, is the humanitarian response to help the humanitarian response to help the refugees. but it is of the political response, they have decided that the only way that this could be resolved is by supporting aung san suu kyi. they realise she is not the person responsible for the expulsion of the rohingya. it is the expulsion of the rohingya. it is the hourly. and she can control them. the police and the military are who is responsible. aung san suu kyihas are who is responsible. aung san suu kyi has committed to a process recommended by kofi annan, the former head of the united nations, to try to allow the refugees to return, and i think what the european union governments are saying is that they will try to support her and the civilian side of the government to facilitate that process. given that support, if that is forthco

sinai has been underdeveloped for quite some time.arge—scale problem across the country that requires quite a multilayered set of development plans and i am not sure if we will see that at the moment. there is a very strong emphasis on a security solution and i am not convinced that particularly after today with such a brutal and really ugly tragedy that we are going to see that change any time soon. thank you both very much indeed. do cycling helmets save lives? and should they be compulsory? that's a question that's going to be under consideration in a review of cycling safety being undertaken by the transport ministerjesse norman. he's said that he'd consider legislation if the evidence pointed in that direction. immediately, many cycling campaigners announced they would strongly oppose any such move, including the olympic gold medallist chris boa rdman, who said that evidence shows that helmets do not make a significant difference to people's safety. in fact, cycling uk said it could undermine levels of cycle use. here are some cy

. >> reporter: especially in more underdeveloped area expected for every tree removed, something will take its place. >> it t affects wildlife, the environment. >> reporter: give it a few years nature will redefine and establish balance. if a damage tree looks like it may affect a home or structure or fall or create a flood rkt you probably want to get rid of it. get an expert opinion. if it's an oak try to save it. >>> a safari is back open tonight six weeks after the wildfires. all of the animals survived. the staff thought it important to get everybody back to work and normalcy. the animals as you can see are happy to see visitors again. >>> two san jose churches are offering marijuana to members. they say it's for religious purposes, the city taking action. >>> and sexual reactions to a long time t.v. host. >>> a lawsuit over at&t's acquisition of time warner, why the justice departmen really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with th

in one complaint about china, it is something that the financial system is woefully underdeveloped.o own moreanks, does not sacrifice anything and they potentially gain from it. the question is, what kind of interest will there be in foreign bank? they have been selling chinese banks instead of buying than the last couple of years. >> both president trump and chinese president xi have delivered remarks at the asian summit in vietnam. wrecks despite risks and uncertainty, global trade and picking up.s president trump: we will not let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. trump just heard from earlier saying he's no longer interested in a multilateral trade agreement. if anyone was to do trade with the u.s., it will be a bilateral basis and has to be reciprocal. when you speak to the leader of a communist country, he's now saying that globalization is irreversible. it's all the multilateralism. that is what he has maintained all this while. speeches today show how divergent views are on trade and policy all over the world. ofech comes from the back tpp minus the u.s.. they

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it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill.you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. >>> welcome back. in north korea workers have been seen digging a trench and planting trees near the location of a high profile defection that was caught on video. a norlth korean soldier can be linked to the demilitarized zone. he was shot multiple times before being dragged to safety by a south korean soldier and also aided by a u.s. military. we are going to keep you up to date on any developments coming out of north korea as a result of that spectacular defection caught on video. >>> more on our breaking news that congressman john conyers has stepped down at ranking member of house judiciary committee. >>> welcome back. still hard to believe that a north korean soldier was able to successfully cross the border and escape despite being shot multiple times and now he lives to be able to tell about it. what next? i want to bring in gordon chang, the author of the book "nuclear show down." this defection is extraordinary and one caught

publishing academic journals and political tracks they reject the idea of linear progress from underdeveloped to developed measured by the accumulation of wealth. instead good and harmonious life should be the goal and mission of every human effort, such a life emerges into ongoing reciprocity and stared already within the huma human community. western development they say destroys these relationships imposing itself by blood and fire and so now the constitution of ecuador gives forest rights and gives rivers and including the right to evolve and to explore biological creativity into the future, unprecedented to my knowledge and across constitutional law certainly our own constitution doesn't recognize those rights and how that will play out in the struggle over what happens in the amazon we don't know. the course and ecuador have been politicized and people in any judges who stand up for the forest in the rivers often find themselves out of a job very soon. but the legal framework is president there. one of the things i take from the study of the forest in amazon all sorts of fascinating eco

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it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill.no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. >> welcome back. unless you have been on another planet the last two years, it's hard to predict what the president will tweet about. at least two things will get under his skin. not standing for the national anthem and not thanking the president getting out of a chinese prison. taking aim from his son who was caught stealing in china. now that the three public players are out of china saved from years in jail, he is unaccepting of what i did for his son and shoplifting is no big deal. i should have left them in jail. this morning the president said marshawn lynch should be suspended for not standing for the national anthem in mexico city. going after the athletes, the nfl saga is not new to the president. let's take the basketball. the kids should be grateful to the president. they should be. they got caught shoplifting in chaina which is not like shoplifting in los angeles. what does it say about the president that he needs that?

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idea of eliminating terrorism by eliminating the causes of terrorism defined as bad government, underdevelopment, and so on, which is very appealing to wilsonians and hamiltonians. jacksonians don't think that's possible. the way you defeat terrorists is killing terrorists, rather you turn the middle east into western europe. so i think there bush was shrewd at reading the signals of jacksonian america, but made poor policy choices that a ultimately crippled his presidency. and i think, again, are still being felt. you could see the consequences in the republican primary. in terms of lend lease and the atlantic charter, i think the atlantic charter and u.n. declaration of human rights are things jacksonians don't generally pay a lot of attention to. you know what, if stalin is signing a charter, a universal declaration of human rights, it must be a totally empty facade, because he would never sign anything that would limit his ability to put millions of people in gulocks, and, of course, they were right. now one can attempt to then make something out of that over the years. there will never be a

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