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and indigenous police presence that will serve the interests of american capital slike united fruit but it's the you quote someone who comes back and says all the things they've learned about repressive techniques and then imported into the united states it's a two way exchange so we're developing ideas through our own colonial undertakings bringing those ideas home and then refining them and shipping them back to our partners around the world who are often desk regimes with close economic relationships to the united states so there's a very sad history here of the u.s. exporting basically models of policing that morph into death squads and then the horrible human rights abuses. given. the defamation of the united states the ascendancy of a corporate global oligarchy could lead. to what extent has the american police and system become an occupation force well i think that it functions differently for different parts of the population i think it's clear that if you talk to young people of color especially you know young males in a lot of hard hit parts of the country that's the way they

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solutions and being open to a dialogue that is not there for the surplus of mexico the united states and kind of that to be fruitful we must understand that we don't have limits. time to look at some business news now we get i just from frankfurt we can bring in a financial correspondent climate out of books and conrad news just in germany's top court would check to a challenge to the e.c.b. asset purchase program explain that for us. well yes another obstacle has put out has been put out of way of the european central bank's asset purchases with this rejection of an injunction request aimed at blocking the german bundesbank to take part in those asset purchases this request claimed that those asset purchases were unconstitutional here in germany that they have the german taxpayers and that they were harmful to the rights of the members of the german bundestag our parliament in berlin now the german top court says no we're not going to decide about this injunction request we're going to leave the decision to the european court of justice and this court is not very likely to block those asset purchases or i am in ot

challenge and it was when i was very much interested in stability of the united states or even of the middle east we could play the fruit and. in this country we're interested in stable. stable development we have years of destroyed a catastrophe we'll have to grade you who i mean build up and send those people who are. there remember how beautiful it is democrats of. the revolution brought in the bloodshed with took away i mean. hands of millions of people it's a little bit i think there's also a realisation. in government that corruption is threatening the very structure of the russian state it went according to the accounting chambre which reports directly to put in i think about if there are the budget moneys get is getting i've been mismanaged war and that's that's a major issue for the state as well that is. never to thousands there was no state in russia. defacto collapsed. it had to be restored some there was one way. to start the machine over oppression. by blood it was done by money the need was told. to you but to restore the state. corruption. is a part of. we are interrupting our program to bring you the la

the fact is the president of the united states finds these individuals which are for him low-hanging fruit and he attacks them, jamele hill, for example, congresswoman wilson, for example. what you don't see is the president of the united states attacking at the forefront. collin kaepernick is someone else. you don't see the president of the united states attack ing figures that look like him with the same voracity. the president of the united states has attacked this congresswoman, jamele hill and colin kaepernick with more voracity and more vigor than white supremacists. >> i'm having a hard time handling this conversation. this congresswoman jumped the shark. >> i'm not surprised. >> she went way past -- donald trump has taken on people that look just like him. carly fiorina, megyn kelly. 16 guys in a republican primary. to make this a racial issue, the whole country is looking up and they're saying what is happening that people like us on this panel are talking about this. because here's the thing, the president tried to say something from his heart. inartfully. it must be impossible t

there are a lot of fruit in europe and the region are going to be very supportive presence of united states as many posts not this one it is not a bilateral agreement it does not belong to any single country and it is not up to any single country to terminate it we cannot afford as international community as europe for sure to dismantle and nuclear agreement that is working and delivering especially now this is a difficult and in our view dangerous signal to the agreement with iran has shown for the first time that it's possible to prevent war through negotiations with the destruction of this agreement would mean that others around the world no longer rely on such treaties it's therefore a danger that goes far beyond iran that we in europe germany france the u.k. and the e.u. we stand by this agreement with iran and we want to preserve the agreement i think it will will further estrange our relations with our european allies it will draw them closer together and i think actually closer to the russians and the chinese just things stand now the iranians have the support of the russians

unit's a good compromise? >> i would pay for that. >> i don't know, but i do know that the problem is very widespread, and the low-hanging fruit are thingse pain management and just having more efficient ways of dealing with pain management because that in many cases has been the gateway, especially in this opioid crisis. >> mobile units will also help take away some of the stigma, whether it's by neighborhoods or whether it's by communities, the people who are using. the fact remains that this epidemic crosses all cultural lines, all economic lines, or what have you. but typically when it comes to treatment sites, treatment sites often are dumped in certain types of neighborhoods, those that are the lower economic end, and then they end up being too close to the source of the product. so this is a way to even it out across the board. >> and by the way, we're gonna host a discussion with both candidates, so look for that coming forward here on 6 abc. inside stories coming up after the break. ♪ >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. remarkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temp

united by beating benfica tonight at old trafford. there have been warnings that brexit could lead to a crisis in the fruit and vegetable picking industryilarly affected if it can't hire eu workers. almost 60% of dairy farms employ people from the eu, many in permanent skilled roles, amid difficulty in recruiting british employees. but some farmers are seeing brexit and the potential for international trade deals as a new opportunity. as part of our series counting down to the day we leave the eu, claire marshall looks at how the dairy industry is preparing for it. imagine pure english pasture with contented cows, farms that have high welfare standards, producing high quality milk. this is all material for a powerful sales pitch, and it's helping to open up markets outside europe. at this plant in birmingham, something is happening that's never been done before — fresh british milk is packaged up to be sent 4,000 miles to qatar. and now milk from here in cheshire and the surrounding counties is soon to be transported even further afield, to china. the chinese have said they find it more simple to dealjust with the uk rather than the who

units. why the sudden population explosion? the warm weather has everything to do with it. plenty of the food sources like fruitnd vegetables and the free here. >> the best advice is seal your home as sight as a car door. anywhere the stinkers could get in. >> sometimes it could be in a bathroom but you have to kind of like pick them up with a paper towel. >> small bottle with soapy water is the perfect track or vacuum them up and freeze them for compost. >> they are everywhere. you don't pay attention to them. >> like it or not, a good year for plants means a good year for stink bugs. in college park, richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: now at 6:00, fans flooding into nats park. the gates just opening. live team coverage. and what about the d.c. sports curse? jonathan: another place to be tonight along the water front in southwest. part of the wharf is open and the reviews are pouring in. michelle: a warning for all drivers. where thieves are targeting cars at local gas stations. >> now, "abc7 news at 6:00". >> we start right away tonight with the nats fever. deciding game five against the cubbies. the gates n

you know, most people don't take in f five to nine servings of fruits and vegetables each day and even when they do, the soil in the unitedago due to overfarming. >> there's no reason to eat fruits and vegetables. >> you can get most of your vitamins. >> it's a dietary supplement. >> absolutely but we need to supplement ourselves for the so, you know, people know they need to take something but they get very confused when they go into a vitamin store or a pharmacy. like what are we supposed to be taking? it's overwhelming. >> look at the picture right there. that is overwhelming when you walk into that aisle. >> i do think it is overwhelming. however, as someone who does take vitamins and believes in them i think that the bottles nowadays they do a great job of showing you what they do, so if you spend a little time researching, you know, this one says b3 supports bone muscle and tooth health. is there a science to this because some people who do take vitamins are told you shouldn't take x amount, you know, don't take this and this together, it doesn't do what it's supposed to do, so is there a scienc behind taking vitami

individuals which are for him low-hanging fruit and he attacks them, jamele hill, for example, congresswoman wilson, for example. you don't see the president of the unitedtes attacking at the forefront. colin kaepernick. you don't see him attacking figures that look like him with the same voracity. the president of the united states has attacked this congresswoman, jamele hill and colin kaepernick with more voracity and more vigor than white supremacists. >> i'm having a hard time handling this conversation. this congresswoman went way past. donald trump has taken on people that look just like him. carly fear rina, megyn kelly. to make this a racial issue, the whole country is looking up and they're saying what is happening that people like us on this panel are talking about this. the president droobz somethitri something from his heart. we have the congresswoman running around with a hat on calling herself a rock star saying it's white supremacy. it's completely out of hand. could it have been done better? insure. you -- sure. it could have been done better, it wasn't, and let's move on. cut it out with fredricka wilson. she's just not relative to this

india in the united states will always be tied together in print ship and respect we look forward to an even brighter future thank you very much excellent c. for hosting me and for the very fruitful and useful dialogue we've had thank you. thank you so you've been listening to secretary of state rex tillerson as you can see there at the at the podium there with the foreign minister india in new delhi. talking about the things that they have in common saying they're united in their fight against terrorism and working with afghanistan and pakistan as well also touting their ties that go back quite some time there are ties treat with trade economic ties and development as well and also speaking ahead to the present the visit that president trump will be making to india very soon so we'll keep an ear to the questions as well and issue another update very shortly. the kurdish regional government in iraq has suggested freezing the results of its obsession referendum which triggered a confrontation with the central government the kurds say they're ready for talks with baghdad and when the ceasefire kurdish peshmerga forces had been fighting government troops near a key oil pipeline step

fruits of our labors on this sacred day. god, we ask you to bless this congress and these united states of america. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee. mr. kildee: please stand and join in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. gottheimer, is recognized or one minute. mr. gottheimer: mr. speaker, i rise today to welcome to the u.s. house of representatives my dear friend and my adopted rabbi, david-seth kirshner from my congressional district. as a lifelong new jersey resident, he has dedicated his career to serving his family, community, and our country. doreen and david are proud and loving parents. the rabbi is a spiritual mentor to many and a ma

united states and north korea as south korea and the u.s. troops again five days of joint navy drills. >>> what's new from light and fit? greek nonfat yogurt with zero artificial sweeteners. real fruit 90 calories... you'll be wowed! try new light & fit with zero artificial sweeteners. south korea and the u.s. are beginning five days of joint navy drills around the korean peninsula today. about 40 navy ships from both countries are taking part in the exercises. the drills are aimed at practicing a response with potential attacks from north korea. they have called the joint military exercises a rehearsal for war. >>> in the middle east iraqi forces against ices appeared -- turn to another ally. >>> they claim they have retaken areas from the kurdish. >>> officially the pentagon is calling this a misunderstanding between two u.s. allies. between iraqis and the kurds but it the incident in kirkuk could have very different aspirations for their region. they have independence or baghdad. not surprisingly, rack, was a dominated government. is against kurdish independent. the kurds to control of the large -- of the city of kirkuk after pushing out ices. -- isis. there are a large number of

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percentage of white fruit per load i believe you're penalized >> stephanie and mike h, a nes are brother and sister >> the state of new jersey is the third largest cran berry producer in the unitedfarmers produced about $28 million of this ruby red crop. to help the harvest and save time. the hanes are using this bog side cleaner, floating cran berries are guided toward a vacuum and the cran berries are loaded ton a truck where they go directly to be processed. the days are long but worth it. >> there's a lot of new jersey jokes but you know, you call it the garden state and this is why. this is our new jersey. >> i'm nora muchanic channel 6 action news. >>> we chat about some videos and images everyone is talking about from facebook to youtube and more, i am so pleased to bring you this. a family fashion face-off to the left is a male model. to the right his nephew augie. the delightful duo has become an internet sensation >> are you serious with this shot >> with instagram reacting with, o ozs, and ahs, mom runs the instagram account called baby and the body. she started it to gently mock her model brother, it's kind of become a who wore it best and i mean it's a little hard t