whalen, brunson, augustus, moore, only one of them is in uniform today. collier misfires, ogwumike secures the rebound. five-point l.a. lead. williams has 23 points. through the pass, too tough. sims, in transition. the pirouette, the dish, and shepard was fouled. ruffin-pratt on the foul. and shepard appears to be shaken shepard grabbing that right leg. come down. and maybe a little -- could it have been a hyperextension of the right knee? a hush falls over the crowd. as jessica shepard is tended to. by athletic trainer church barta. shepard has been impressive today with her grit, passing ability. she gets up on one foot and is helped to the locker room by chuck barta. her play reminiscent mccarvele. >> rebecca: particularly at an elbow area of the floor and we've seen today, and throughout the early part of the season, just what shepard brings, a terrific passer, she can shoot from the perimeter. high energy player. they're going to miss her on the stretch of one. now l.a. is able to choose a player from minnesota. to shoot these free throws. shepard w

chris whalen is the chairman of whalen global advisors, so is wells fargo banking analyst mike mayo who disagrees with what mr. whalen's about to say, so they tell me i'll start with you, chris the headline for you that got me to say, let's get this guy in here, is you think that we have this looming credit crisis >> well, so slow, ebbing credit crisis a year ago, i predicted that net interest income for the banks was going to flatten out and go negative and it did in the first quarter. small, but it's been going up for eight years. that was the gift that ben bernanke gave us with quantitative easing, lots of deposits, lots of margin for the banks but now the flip side of that is the fed reduces the balance sheet, which is tightening, let's remember, is that you're seeing liquidity increasingly scarce even though all of us would say, my god, look at all the cash around for different strategies and different sort of investment >> i thought you were calling for a credit crisis this summer. >> oh no, i am, i think we have a repeat of december staring us in the face, why high yield spreads

starting in june the 15th and even as whalen's for the passport and the corresponding visa and to the country. it will be a requirement to enter pollute with a humanitarian visa which will be processed over there in venezuela in the peruvian consulate. this may slow down but not stop the stampede fueled by when israel is increasingly dire economic and political crisis which is why latin american governments are raising the alarm and asking the rest of the international community to share the burden of the biggest refugee crisis ever seen in the americas to see and human are just sida. demonstrators in liberia. as capital have protested against rising prices and corruption they're angry of a president george we his handling of the economy accusing him of poor leadership the former football star came to 18 months ago promising to create jobs and to tackle corruption the government has blocked access to social media it says to maintain public safety when the dress has more now from the capital monrovia well it looks like the horny mon between the liberian people and their president is ov

starting in june the 15th and even as whalen's for the passport and the corresponding visa and to the country. it will be a requirement to enter pollute with a humanitarian visa which will be processed over there in venezuela in the peruvian consulate. this may slow down but not stop the stampede fueled by bin as well as increasingly dire economic and political crisis which is why latin american governments are raising the alarm and asking the rest of the international community to share the burden. biggest to 3 g. crisis ever seen in the america. you see in human ad just see that sent out. let's talk now to pull dobson pulls a journalist with venezuela analysis dot com he joins us on skype pulled up smoking back to the news are 4000000 that's an absolutely astonishing number how did we get to this well of the quality of life in venezuela and the conditions here in the st peter have been increasingly deteriorating over the last few years obviously causing a number of venezuelans to look for employment elsewhere in neighboring countries the increasing disparity between incomes and pric

whalen human rights activist majano yes numbers explains that the american government our biggest been the source of information and this happens with government political forces also from opposition parties within that in america and also of course with big media conglomerates but the broadest aspect of this information to the pound problem for society. digital rights activists marianna d.s. anomalies says that in latin america governments do not censor social media but that does not mean freedom of speech is under threat. the government using its cues for storing revelation about hate speech and information the sort of there's a way that. the governments decide what counts as fake news and hate speech no evidence required in effect this allows them to regulate social media content. for instance if you say something about the press that is that you sort of a paid the president come to hate speech then it becomes one of those meetings and that's not what hate speech about hate speech about some part was protecting. critical opinions can this simply be dismissed as hate speech or misinf

credit with some suggesting a crisis could be in the future that's what noted bank analyst chris whalen told us right here on tuesday >> high yield spreads are going up we have a dearth of credit in the nonbank sector, particularly i think of the unicorns like tesla that are assumed to have market access to fund their operating losses and then finally the mortgage space where i spend most of my time, they're not making money >> well, bank of america ceo brian moynihan expressing similar concerns during a speech at the economic club of new york saying a slowdown could get ugly for some firms mike santoli is here with more from the new york stock exchange michael, former fed chair yellen last october and then again in december, others since then, whalen yesterday, hoynihan now is this something to worry about. >> eventually it will be i don't think anybody's repeeled the credit cycle i see a lot of these comments as the standard gestures of prudence and awareness that in fact a lot is built up over the course of this credit cycle that could go wrong it's sort of like the to be sure clause

common the 2 countries have in common is the situation in venezuela tens of thousands of venice whalen's have left the country many of them are in brazil causing problems there to the social structure their economic situation many have come to argentina as well they're very they're very presence is very obvious here in one of cyrus the 2 presidents ideologically strongly opposed nicolas maduro the president of venezuela they want to say what they call democracy restored in venice weyler some would argue it's already there they are quite adamant that it is not the kind of democracy they would like to see they also don't want to see more of venice whalen's leaving the country and putting a strain on their resources in both argentina brazil and the rest of the continent so they both pledged allegiance unity in trying to solve that problem for now behind me it's all peace and tranquility but there are also many brazilians living in argentina arjun signs as well who'll be out late it's a protest against job also now those visits mostly his comments about women about the gay community so this

straw that breaks the camel's back in this area is one big potential bankruptcy, not necessarily whalen saying that tesla is the one that does it but you kind of get the point. >> i do. i don't know if that is correct. i think it will make things more difficult. but, you've kn've got to have me than just one. you have to have a number of these. at the end of the day, that is what is going to shut this down. right now you have more people who are in equities that are leaving equities and buying debt so, if you take a look at everything that is going on. gso just raised a ton of money and everybody is raising quite a bit of money in this space and because there's huge demand for direct lending in the united states and you're charging anywhere between sort of 8% to 12%. but, it's different like in asia what we're doing where we're charging 15 to 20, it's a one-year loan. here none of these are one-year loans. five to seven-year loans and you're making a levered bet on the economy. that's where i think you can have issues. that's really it i mean, if they were making one-year loans, i would

this week bruce president announced he was following neighboring chiles lead by requiring the news whalen's to enter the country with humanitarian visa. 15 unevenness whalen's for the possible and the corresponding visa to enter the country. it will be a requirement to enter blue with a humanitarian visa which will be processed over there in venezuela in the peruvian consulate. this may slow down but not stop the stampede fueled by increasingly dire economic and political crisis which is why latin american governments are raising the alarm and asking the rest of the international community to share the burden of the biggest refugee crisis ever seen in the americas. demonstrators in liberia's capital have protested against rising prices and corruption they're angry of a president george we as handling of the economy accusing him of poor leadership the former football star came to 18 months ago promising to create jobs and tackle corruption the government has blocked access to social media to maintain public safety. in the capital monrovia. well it looks like the horny morning between the lib

far from the truth back to present day and a new holder of the america's most hated title by this whalen president nicolas maduro trump says his time's up you will find no safe harbor. no wheezy exit and no way. you will know everything. the trumpet ministration accused murderer of torching aid trucks there were photos to my dogs civilians killed by live rooms and the burning of trucks carrying badly needed food and medicine this is being response to peaceful efforts to help venezuelans countries that still brooke it blows madeira should take note. and once again the media lapped it up a bit embarrassing when the new york times is later forced to admit it was in fact the opposition has been striking the matches so to go back to where we weaken iran still convinced by mr pompei is video perhaps the lesson to be learned investigation before action as opposed to the other way around. and it's incredible that america still plays this game of wanting to persuade because american is the american people to go to war it doesn't need the international community what it means is for the people at

this week proves president announced he was following neighboring chiles lead by requiring the news whalen's to enter the country with humanitarian visa. starting in june the 15th and even as well into the possible and the corresponding visa into the country. it will be a requirement to enter peru with a humanitarian visa which will be processed over there in the peruvian consulate. this may slow down but not stop the stampede fueled by been as well as increasingly dire economic and political crisis which is why latin american governments are raising the alarm and asking the rest of the international community to share the burden of the biggest refugee crisis ever seen in the americas to see and human are just sida. now talks between the u.s. and mexico over trade and migration have wrapped up for the day in washington president trump says as a good chance they'll reach a deal but the white house is pushing ahead with a plan to impose a 5 percent tariff on all mexican goods from monday and it says that could increase of mexico does not stem the flow of migrants over the border in mexico as p

riot police to guard as northern border to stop an influx of migrants from venezuela and even its whalen's holding a passport and a humanitarian visa being allowed him new requirements came into effect on saturday and military official says around 10000 venezuelans and to peru the day earlier rushing to get in before the new rules were implemented. but i read that document is very very valuable not so much because of how much it costs from venezuela to peru but it's also the journey the poet the days on your feet the night so that 80 and not having a time to sleep it's all worth it so head here on al-jazeera saw a. policy time when suddenly is the and new celebrates the stanley cup success. in the 1st century. we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and we pointed on a story that you might take an international network for months to be able to do it united nations peacekeepers are there really anti-riot you know. we are challenging the voices we

some of the other stories making headlines around the world today fenice whalen officials say they have foiled an assassination attempt on president nicolas maduro authorities say retired police officers and soldiers planned to free former defense minister or old body from prison and install him as president and as well as all physician has dismissed the claims as fiction. dutch police say they've seized 2 and a half tons of crystal meth in a raid in rotterdam it's the largest holder of the drug in europe today investigators found the stocks worth hundreds of millions of euros behind a fake wall in a warehouse. and a standoff is escalating between italy's far right interior minister and the german n.g.o.s whose migrant rescue ship has illegally entered italian waters the ships carrying $42.00 migrants that it picked up off the coast of libya 2 weeks ago italy's interior minister. says he won't allow any of them to disbar he's threatened to seize the ship and arrest its captain. for weeks to see watch 3 had been circling the island of lampedusa. now with the migrants on board reportedly

whalen's lined up to cross the simone boulevard bridge into colombia was a rare chance for these people to purchase food medicine and other commodities no longer available or in extremely short supply in venezuela only pedestrians are allowed to cross back and forth into colombia the government of president nicolas maduro has blocked large scale food convoys. according to the united nations 4000000 people have left venezuela in recent years the u.n. has called the mass migration the largest in the recent history of latin america and the caribbean hyperinflation poverty and political chaos are fueling the exodus the. actress and humanitarian activist angelina jolie who is a special envoy for the u.n. refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. visited a camp for venezuelan migrants in neighboring colombia she was greeted by children who spoke about the desperate conditions that forced their families to leave their country but the me then i suppose a year is that once i guess i can say yeah we couldn't find food and if we did it was very expensive the same for my medication we couldn't find it and if we di

week proves president announced he was following neighboring chile's lead by requiring the news whalen's to enter the country with humanitarian visa. starting in june the 15th and even as for the possible and the corresponding visa to enter the country. it will be a requirement to enter with a humanitarian visa which will be processed over there in the peruvian consulate. this may slow down but not stop the stampede fueled by bin as well as increasingly dire economic and political crisis which is why latin american governments are raising the alarm and asking the rest of the international community to share the burden of the biggest refugee crisis ever seen in the americas to see in human are just sida sent out. there have been protests across liberia seeking government action to boost the economy and corruption thousands demonstrated in the capital monrovia accusing the government of mismanaging state resources in the face of rising poverty interest reports. is freezing the biggest challenge to his leadership. and is widespread. despite a massive deployment of security forces hundreds o

this week bruce president announced he was following neighboring chiles lead by requiring the news whalen's to enter the country with humanitarian visa. starting in june the 15th and even as well into the possible and the corresponding visa into the country. it will be a requirement to enter peru with a humanitarian visa which will be processed over there in the peruvian consulate. this may slow down but not stop the stampede fueled by been as well as increasingly dire economic and political crisis which is why latin american governments are raising the alarm and asking the rest of the international community to share the burden of the biggest refugee crisis ever seen in the americas to see in human i just see that santiago. talks between the united states and mexico to stave off tariffs and dragging on is a battle over a u.s. demands on migration president trump says as a good chance they will reach a deal but the white house is pushing ahead with a plan to impose a 5 percent tariff on all mexican goods come monday and it says that could increase if mexico doesn't stem the flow of migrants

is responding to those allegations of hypocrisy we know already that 3 point $4000000.00 beddes whalen's have left but they've been absorbed mostly by countries with far lesser means than the united states colombia peru ecuador kill a argentina we do know earlier this month there are rather earlier this year. in the house of representatives democrats put forward a bill to try and offer some sort of asylum to 72000 venezuelans a similar measure introduced in the senate but getting very lukewarm support from republicans so it appears that now the president may have a couple of things on his mind not only those editorials that maybe sort of pushing the president to soften his immigration stance but also the fact that many venezuelans that do flee do live in the u.s. state of florida one that will be very pivotal for the president in the 2020 presidential election and it may be another reason knowing he will need those votes that the president is now reconsidering his tough immigration stance and now in breaking news media is reporting that he has a came in to have attacked port in saudi ara

says these new migration requirements will make migration safer and walter nice for the band as whalen's wanting to enter peru but do you think the reality is that many of them trying to apply for those visas will actually now be denied. what we're seeing is that they should military in these areas good protection mechanism it provides them with access to basic rights and services however our concern is that many people don't have the documents required to obtain this visa so for example they have a prior passport and currently we know that children meaning you don't have access to passports don't have ask for it's so this is also maybe a reason why their children are arriving in such high numbers over the last days because they they might fear that they won't get a humanitarian visa even though they have been some explanations regarding this but this provided it this led to some parents wanting to bring their child children over as quickly as possible the fight but peru has instigated these new rules is there a fear that other countries such as colombia and ecuador who are which are you

the new requirements came into effect on saturday a military official says around 10000 banners whalen's entered peru on friday rushing to get in before the new rules were implemented. still to come here on the news hour for you the battle for land we take a look at the conflict between herders and farmers in the northwest of nigeria. and later on why there are concerns about the changing landscape of mexico city's cultural neighborhoods and in the sports news the title favorites hit back at the critics ahead of their latest game at the women's football world cup. how are you may have heard that the great lakes are quite high in their water level given the amount of snow we had on right we've had recently and this spinning top here meant that the wind has also been blowing across those those lakes so one of the top for example in rochester new york there's been water being blowed if you like over land but in a whole lot further south the more usual where this line of green here which is within the zone of 30 reasons i suggest yet again big showers or persistent rain where both are likely

donald trump is responding to those allegations of hypocrisy we know already that $3400000.00 beddes whalen's have left but they've been absorbed mostly by countries with far lesser means than the united states colombia peru ecuador chill a argentina we do know earlier this month they're rather earlier this year in the house of representatives democrats put forward a bill to try and offer some sort of asylum to 72000 venezuelans a similar measure introduced in the senate but getting very lukewarm support from republicans so it appears that now the president may have a couple of things on his mind not only those editorials that maybe sort of pushing the president to soften his immigration stance but also the fact that many venezuelans that do flee do live in the u.s. state of florida one that will be very pivotal for the president in the 2020 presidential election and it may be another reason knowing he will need those votes that the president is now reconsidering his tough immigration stance mexico will send thousands of troops to his southern border with somalia on wednesday his front of a d

together but many here have made it clear they don't want him back any time soon. 01 osiris from his whalen's fleeing poverty and unemployment will now find it harder to enter through president martin. has announced a new policy where all the venezuelan migrants must have a humanitarian visa to enter. it's facts of june 16th the government has been deporting migrants with criminal records since april it tightened entry requirements all to more than half a 1000000 venezuelans and peru lost here. thousands of teachers on strike in chile is capital calling for better working conditions of employment rights that also protesting against a government decision to eliminate compulsory school subjects a lesson america editor lucien newman reports. i. am. in the last. week many are in. great demand. i feel like. a really large contingency of riot police are the only. largest teachers really want to be on these. measures. and. let me know that. it isn't. as much. space as acting prime minister says he'll meet leaders of rival parties to try to form a new governments the socialist posse ephedra sanchez w

to stop more violence violence arriving as tourists other latin america in human reports numbers whalen's are resorting to walking through minefields to find sanctuary. they're cold hungry and desperate to get to chile where many have friends or family but after traveling south for more than a week these venezuelans are stranded on the peruvian side of the border because chile won't let them in without a passport and residency visa. and her 2 small boys are now sleeping on the street unable to wash and like almost everyone here relying on charity for warm clothes and food or they're saying. it's impossible to get a passport to venezuela i've been trying for 2 years until last week we could enter china with our national id card to store. but no longer see chilean authorities. they can't continue to pretend that tourists the worst thing for migrants is to move to another country without being able to get a work permit or access to social services. this is the at that comma desert with the sun is merciless by day and the nights brutally cold. and i live in israel and are being sent to the ch

is responding to those allegations of hypocrisy we know already that 3 point $4000000.00 beddes whalen's have left but they've been absorbed mostly by countries with far lesser means than the united states colombia peru ecuador chill a argentina we do know earlier this month there are rather earlier this year in the house of representatives democrats put forward a bill to try and offer some sort of asylum to 72000 venezuelans a similar measure introduced in the senate but getting very lukewarm support from republicans so it appears that now the president may have a couple of things on his mind not only those editorials that may be sort of pushing the president to soften his immigration stance but also the fact that many venezuelans that do flee do live in the u.s. state of florida one that will be very pivotal for the president in the 2020 presidential election and it may be another reason knowing he will need those votes that the president is now reconsidering his tough immigration stance and congressional democrats in the u.s. have voted to allow figures in the trumpet ministration to

this week bruce president announced he was following neighboring chiles lead by requiring the news whalen's to enter the country with humanitarian visa. starting in june the 15th and even as well into the possible and the corresponding visa into the country. it will be a requirement to enter peru with a humanitarian visa which will be processed over there in the peruvian consulate. this may slow down but not stop the stampede fueled by bin israel is increasingly dire economic and political crisis which is why latin american governments are raising the alarm and asking the rest of the international community to share the burden of the biggest refugee crisis ever seen in the americas to see in human are just sida santiago. talks between the united states and mexico to stave off tower of said dragging on is a battle over the u.s. demands on migration president trump says there's a good chance they'll reach a deal but the white house is pushing ahead with a plan to impose a 5 percent towers on all mexican goods for monday and it says that could increase of mexico doesn't stem the flow of migran

this week bruce president announced he was following neighboring chiles lead by requiring the news whalen's to enter the country with humanitarian visa. starting in june the 15th and even as wales for the possible and the corresponding visa into the country. it will be a requirement to enter with a humanitarian visa which will be processed over there in the peruvian consulate. this may slow down but not stop the stampede fueled by bin as well as increasingly dire economic and political crisis which is why latin american governments are raising the alarm and asking the rest of the international community to share the burden of the biggest refugee crisis ever seen in the americas to see in human are just sida sent out. now britain's prime minister tourism a has formally stepped down as the leader of the ruling conservative party may decided to resign after failing to deliver breck said she will continue to serve as caretaker prime minister while her party picks her successor and one of those tipped to succeed her as former foreign secretary barra's johnson and his campaign got a boost on frid

as they prepared to spend the night in front of the consulate thousands of more than his whalen's are reportedly at the ecuador peru border on their way to chile a wave of economic refugees that authorities may be trying to control but cannot stop. to see a human al-jazeera at the chile peru border in less than 24 hours fishermen in japan will resume commercial whaling after a gap of more than 30 years says some species have recovered enough and it no longer needs to comply with an international and batters mariana hold reports the decision to hunt whales for food may neither be palatable nor profitable. for more than 30 years the international whaling commission has been locked in a fight its job is to protect whales pushed close to extinction its 3 countries norway iceland and japan have pursued the right to hunt them late last year japan argued there was scientific proof some species had recovered enough to allow sustainable hunting and it pushed again for the $9906.00 ban on commercial whaling to be lifted when the whaling commission rejected japan's proposal japan withdrew and it