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united states citizenship or not. >> how to the start of world war i impact these groups? >> the united states did not into the war until april of 1917 , and they declared war on germany, but not on germany plus principal ally, the ottoman empire, so technically, the ottoman entire and united states whenever in a state of war. they were in a state of neutrality, but that still meant that ottoman nationals were still marked as a potentially problematic or politically subversive population. the first echols was to sort of police and surveying and restrict the movements of ottoman migrants moving around the united states or doing cross-border activities, and on the other side, we have america's mobilization efforts where we had u.s. policymakers talking about it middle east and migrants can be used as military labor. >> how were they generally treated in the u.s.? >> it was this sort of dual regime of policing and restricting on one side and trying to draft as military labor on the other side. bureau of investigation actually wrapped up security at the u.s.-mexico border in an

>> i would say we're all coming together as united groups, as citizens, americans in general speaking out against injustice and discrimination. you've seen various protests across the country. now that we're hitting pride month, they're cognizant of the recent or potential setbacks of our progress. >> so san francisco has a special appeal, not that other cities' pride isn't important, but this one seems like it's really being talked about. >> absolutely. san francisco is celebrate s its 47th annual pride celebration. we've been around the block. it started out as a protest. it will continue to be a protest. it's also evolved to become a celebration. it's an incredibly diverse, over 260 groups who come out to march with us and we reach over a million people around the world who come to san francisco as a world destination. not to mention we're home of a lot of lgbt activists and leaders who have been there at the forefront of the movement. >> and the weather is awesome. >> weather will be awesome. drink lots of water. san francisco is celebrating the summer of love. 50 years, seen a lo

united pet group says all the brands you see on your screen are covered under the recall.he rawhide was treated with an industrial cleaner that can make your dog sick. you'll find this complete list on wjla dot com. it's xx and we're just getting started. a stern reaction house, hours after the death of otto warmbier. coming up-- why his family is now demanding justice for the u-v-a student. good morning washington. ef0 tornado confirmed in montgomery county yesterday in the four corners neighborhood of silver spring at 3:48 pm. - nice, less humid today - summer begins tomorrow - humidity rising thursday - hot & humid friday through the weekend; storm chances return today: partly to mostly sunny. less humid. highs: 86-89 winds: wsw 5-15 mph tonight: partly cloudy and comfortable. lows: 61-69 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly to mostly cloudy. stray afternoon shower. highs: 86-89 winds: w 5-10 mph

hated seeing what he was going through and all the ridicule he was taking, is it's like one unite, one group, and that's what makes them awesome, and that's, like, he doesn't care how many points scored last night. it's all about the victory. >> right. >> there's a lot of players that just. to get theirs. >> right. >> if the team wins, that's cool, but it's more about -- >> that's been a big criticism of the nba for years, unlike college ball, that it's a selfish league and about the individual, and the warriors -- >> those who score more make the most money. >> yeah. >> all right, matt keller is out at the rally. folks have been waiting a long time, matt? >> reporter: yes. we've been waiting a long time out here for the rally to get started in front of the convention center. i rap into a lot of my friends, my close personal friends, thousands of them, are out here waiting, and it's follow-up unn. the crowd was excited add 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., and now they look tired, out here for a long time, it is a beautiful day. the sun, though, is beating down on them.

inn, f you know, for five months, there has been a working group in the senate working to bring republicans together and unite behind the best approach to repealing obamacare. that was a working group that's been led by senator lamar alexander and myself and the discussions of the working group have really focused on common sense reforms that would expand options, expand competition, and give consumers more choices, which would lower premiums and make health insurance more affordable. if we do that, we will have succeeded. we need to do more to get that to happen, but i believe we can and will get that done. >> do you think leadership is going to hear you out the second round? >> we continue to have productive conversations with leadership and with members

the america are perceiving events, particularly after these attacks that took place in the united states. the group, muslim advocates, farhana khera will join us. our program continues after this. ♪

mosulnic mosque in destroyed but the united -- islamic state group. time for your business update with stephen carroll. the paris air show. >> this is always the debate. will it be boeing or will it be airbus? boeing has come out on top with many more orders for rival airbus.s the american manufacture secured 463 commitments to buy from customers compared to airbus 326. was the maxer aircraft. airbus played down their unusual defeat on home turf saying the market was just slower this year. >> is this a slower show than previous years? yes it is. are we conceding that boeing sold a few more airplanes than we did? yes. in terms of firm orders it's a wash. are those numbers lower than they were in previous years? yes they are. genie: the price of oil is recovering slightly from a recent slump. to itst crude slipped lowest levels since last november. under $45 a barrel. 20%prices have fallen by since the start of the year despite major oil producers extending a deal to cap production. u.s. shale producers have an stepping up their drilling pumping more oi

industry is working on standards for that front. >> reporter: the wireless carriers trade group says it's united in its efforts to defeat robocalls. these efforts collectively stop more than a million robocalls every day. but for now, this man says his free app could help. >> it plays an out of service greeting to any number we think is a bad guy. >> reporter: his biggest tip, don't talk to strangers. >> everybody has to get out of the habit of picking up the phone and answering if it's a number you don't know. >> reporter: when you get robocalls, write down the numbers and share them with the ftc. go to complaints.donocall.gov. they'll pass the information to apps that can block the call for you. i'm andrea day for "nightly business report." >> the big phone companies like t-mobile, verizon, and at&t are taking steps to flag and block those robocalls. but is that enough? is there more they can do? roger chang, executive editor at cnet, joins us. is there more they can do? >> they've actually taken quite a number of steps to block robocalls. i don't know if they've done as much as they possibly

markey he ses the claims coming from washington do pave the way for false flag attacks by rebel groups. united states of america is looking for some sort of provocation in syria and is actually putting pretext for some sort of possible intervention and if history is anything to buy then trump definitely does not have any qualms in actually attacking syria militarily on the ground as we've seen so moscow the sentiment is pretty much. does seem like he wants to do some sort of intervention and he's looking for a reason to do so what people need to comprehend is that we're at a stage in the war now where the assad government is almost. a victory towards the end and this wasn't the case a few years ago so the assad government would have no reason logical or rational or military reason to actually use these weapons at this moment in time where the rebels have every single reason to provoke such an attack and to possibly use these weapons themselves and see the reaction that they want from the united states and their allies internationally. now another undercover video has been released partly expos

last week we pressed united pet group on the issue to suspect the privately labeled brands were involved and they refused to answer questions. turn our attention to the weather. doug: the heaviest lightning and thunder is moved out of washington bearing down to baltimore. there are additional periods of rain for the next hour or two. we are sitting better off in metro area. we need rain. we are getting some. some area got quite a bit. the large area in pink is a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 8:00. this stretches all the way to mained the northern canadian border. huge area affected by the cold front. a little area here in yellow and orange is the area da is still under severe thunderstorm warning now. it's all shifted east to the chesapeake by bay. there are still showers and storms southwest to southeast of fredericksburg. we are not finished with it yet. more rain. the core has moved northeast of the city. severe thunderstorm to 4:45. so anne arundel county will get the heart of this to the next 20 minutes or so. we are looking to the southwest for the next batch of storms.

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there are a multitude of terrorist groups operating today that pose a direct threat to the united states and have lesser connection to the 9/11 attacks. many have questioned whether the amf covers these groups. i've always believed it is important for congress to exercise its constitutional role to authorize the use of force and our country is better off when congress clearly authorizes the wars we fight. as a matter of fact we are approaching the day when an american soldier will deploy to combat over legal authority passed before they were born. wrote the president will continue to operate under an outdated authorization leaving the door open for presidents to claim powers that will over time you wrote the balance of power fundamental to our constitutional system. .hat statement remains true it is one that i think most members of congress will agree with. there are very real reasons why congress has been unable to pass a new authority. first and most importantly the 2001 amf continues to provide our military with the authority they need to protect american citizens from threats. in the

united pet group is recalling multiple brands of these raw hide chew products after reports of dogs having the packages have expiration dates from june 1st of 2019 through may 31st of 2020. the company says a small number of pets have en >>> if you like aldi for the bargains, soon more of your friends will be able to experience it. the chain plans to create about 900 new stores in the u.s. over the next five years. right now, there are about 20 in our area. it's unclear how many new stores are expected to come here. >>> dropping pennies in the biggie bank isn't going to cut it anymore. you have to get more creative if you want your children to be financially fit. news4 is working for you with money tips for all of the stages of their lives. and you need to start as soon as those kids are born. our consumer reporter susan hogan has advice you can use even if you are not a parent. as you know, there's a lot of planning required when you start a new family. but the one thing you don't want to forget about is your finances. so here are four things you can do to set your newborn on the right pa

united states. earlier they had a photographic moment in the white house. i want to bring? scott seaman who is standing by the asia director at ur asia group. scott, people just joining us, fundamentally what are the issues between the united states and south korea that need to be dealt with today? >> so, one is definitely the problem of north korea and how to cooperate to address it. the north korean regime is determined to get an icbm that can hit the continental united states equipped with a warhead. and that is a process that is on going and they're getting closer to that end goal. so that's number one. for the united states and also for south korea, which of course, is already under threat. the second, the trade relationship of course is high profile for both presidents. and president trump wants to make headway in this commitment to reduce u.s. trade deficits with countries around the world. so, he's been talking for a long time during the campaign and afterwards that at some point the u.s. and korea need to sit down and renegotiate this trade agreement, which apparently they have decided to do. so, you have both big trade agreement an

indicated that he died from spinal injuries we got reaction from women bennett from the unite against fascism group he sees it often proves difficult for anyone in authority to be held to account but i think there's a real problem with the number of black men. after an encounter with the police and there's far too many of a thousand people have died at the hands of the police of the last ten years to a year and all these unexplained and usually the victim is to blame and we think that something is terribly going wrong in terms of the impact of the police in the black community the police officers have not been suspended and we think this is a gross misconduct in any other occupation if you were involved in the death of somebody you'd be suspended until there was actually clear evidence that you were not involved in the killing otherwise what you have set up is a system in which there is a difference of people that have been involved in wrongdoing and there's no means of bringing them to account in other words the police judge themselves to be innocent and there's no way of actually proving the it's

. >> the united states supports terrorist groups, it is very cruel that they support terrorist groups who kill people. >> several assailants opened iran's you ron's -- parliament building. one of them detonated his explosives vest. a short while later, another attack was launched against the ayatollah how ma. >> u.s. backed forces are moving into raqqa in syria. brdish and -- fighters have forces, andagainst now they are -- our correspondent has the report. took over fighters the streets on the outskirts of raqqa on wednesday as they obliterate the hold on the capital. an alliance of kurdish and arab fighters that since mondayay has continued its advanced from the southeastern districts of the city to its western edge. >> until this moment, there have been heavy clashes in this district. islamic state group snipers using tunnels and mine s. raqqa, syria's six largest city, is located not far from the iraqi border. kurdish militia and the war monitoring groups it reported the airstrikes and shillings from the coalition had hit targets along the city border. upright for stand very long,

. >> the united states. >> group took the oath of allegiance at national museum of american jewish historyoud family members and friend looked on, new american tail from 19 countries, including caribbean, south america, middle east, asia and europe. congratulations to all. >>> millions of people forced to leave their native land in search for a better life are being honored around the world and right here in philadelphia today marks the u.n. world refugee day, mayor jim kenney led day's festivities at city hall this afternoon. mayor spoke about the cities role in welcoming and standing with refugees. >> immigration makes and will make and has made our city stronger and accepting refugee s rearms our simple humanity. this is why philadelphia will always stand with refugees. >> some refugees in fail who attended the program also spoke to the crowd, about their own journey. >>> international observance of world refugee day has taken on more significance in light of the u.s. crackdown on immigration from certain muslim majority countries. >> correspondent rocks san a saberi met with the syrian

ok let's get further into this with women bennett from the unite against fascism group who joins us live on the program good to have your company yeah the victim's family say his neck was broken and he suffered head injuries but the independent police complaints commission says that the polygamy examination failed to establish that as polly was just saying a post-mortem finding no neck or spinal injuries do you think that authorities would risk not giving out the whole information would that not be very damaging. well the truth is that the independent police commission also said that the shooting mark duggan they had you know he had weapons where he clearly didn't i don't believe they're independent and i think there's a real problem with the number of black men the end up dead after an encounter with the police and that's far too many of a thousand people have died at the hands of the police of the last ten years to a year and all these deaths are always unexplained and usually the victim is to blame and we think that something is terribly going wrong in terms of the impact of the polic

the products affected are from three brands under the united pet group brand.ncludes several products from american beefhide, digest-eeze, and healthy hide. the products were sold in stores across the nation, as well as sold online. the company says they have received a few reports of pets getting sick from the chemical. they say it came from the manufacturing equipment not being cleaned properly. (darya) a new delhi woman who was raped by an uber driver is suing the company for a second time. she claims that uber executives got her private medical records and made false statements that she fabricated the attack in 20-14. the driver was convicted of rape and sentenced to life in prison. it is another incident in a long string of problems for the ride-hailing company. uber's c-e-o travis kalanick took a leave of absence earlier this week after an investigation found a dysfunctional culture that allowed sexual harassment. (darya) a singer with hundreds of thousands of teenage followers online is facing child pornography charges. and this morning a judge has relea

when i mean the back years and when iran says trance regional backers of terrorist groups specifically means the united states now it is believed by many in and outside the iran that the united states and many of its allies that are backing the terrorist groups in the region especially in syria they need to reassess. their estimates and assessments and the calculations with regard to syria because as you just mentioned in your earlier report there are been clashes at. border crossing between iraq and syria few days ago when the americans all warned this syrian troops and popular iraqi troops to stay away from their own borders and banned them from eggs or sizing their subject and riots and fight against the terrorist groups and then they bombed them launched missile and air strikes on the syrian troops and their popular allies hizbullah and there's nobody in tehran of course confirmed that but the american officials said that after that strike they were also they came also on their. drone strike. the bombs didn't operate but they were dropped exactly their positions on the americans positions if this i

group. we in the united states, they have a much bigger problem in france. i don't think they will solve it. generational problem. and we see in britain recently there is also a less extreme problem in britain. so we in the united states, yes, it's a problem but it's not a problem to the scale of which we see in europe. >> the book from peter burgen on paper back is called united states of jihad who are america's terrorists and how do we stop then in the extend that we can. good to have you on. >> thank you, sir. >> that's our show for tonight. good night from los angeles and as always, keep the faith. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> for>> for morp >>> todaytoday's shop today'to o rpjoin me forjoi jor jop john melljohn latest album. e you then. >> an >> at >> av >> at a viewers like you. thank you. >>> good >>> good evening from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. this month, we did our program in new york city, while there we sat down with tony bennett at 90 years young. he joins us to talk about his latest projects and the continuati continuation cele

it was a campaign promise that united supporters and had environmental groups up in arms. the rose garden at the white house today, president trump announced he was pulling the united states out of the paris climate agreement. the international commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions. but he left open the possibility of returning to the pact or creating a new and better deal for the u.s. >> the white house rose garden, the most fragrant of settings or what environment, this will see for the toxic president -- one that will affect ecosystems all of the planet, from a donald trump's back lawn 2 -- order to fulfill myself am duty to protect america and its citizens, the united states will withdraw from .he paris climate accord >> he slammed this global agreement, and legacy of his predecessor, barack obama, claiming it gave china and other countries and unfair advantage. from his worst word to his last, this was an america first address. pres. trump: this is less about the climate and more about other advantagegaining an over the united states. the rest of the world applau

the group dc united against hate will also hold a rally at the lincoln memorial. they say disparaging speech leads to violence. okay, there is still more rallies though. in addition to those. they are expected in front of the white house, and at dc police headquarters so plan your sunday accordingly. >>> the storm should be over. and the sun should stick around. howard bern manait's a series of is nsmart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit c