this doesn't look like a policy of determined political signals don't play much of a role for yan and his colleagues they have to follow orders and pack their backs. on a call goes out who can do this then the group the selected and then you go. on to one of them. to lithuania the german soldiers will be stationed here for six months treaties between nato and russia prohibits any permanent presence. daily routine being fit staying fit just in case yannis thirty nine he's been in the army for twenty one years what suffice to be a soldier back then isn't enough anymore the german army has changed its stance with the equipment. the scans i thought their guns are not awful so when i started in the army a flak jacket weighed three kilos but windows were blown up the last billet looks worse and we didn't really notice. the third one is sort of made up of all middle of oil these days there's more in the way of protective gear and accessories from all of the lots of fill up the sides of metal. nato has grown germany's for. sponsibility doesn't stop at its national borders anymore defending th

demonstrations in the capital yet of on his arrest came just hours after prime minister said sarkis yan walked out of a televised talk with him media has seen ten consecutive days of protest since saturday became prime minister he had just served his ten year term as president protesters have been demanding he step down. well on the line that now we can speak to and not a casus said he an independent research in yet a van the capital of netiquette several position leaders have now been arrested on what grounds and what will this mean for the protests. the opposition leaders were first taken into custody and after a while the police issued a statement alleging that they are organizers of illegal protests that have been deemed illegal before but until today the police was showcasing much more restraint but today they have all been formally arrested and there is a legal question surrounding this point because three of them are members of parliament so the national assembly has to approve of their being arrested the rallies and protests continue various drugs. across the country there is a

hair yan that is there. mariana i understand this is just sort of picked up scene in the last couple of minutes. this is set to start 10:00 eastern time. give us some concepts of what led up to this. >> reporter: so, halle i want you to look at the scene behind me. buses started arriving minutes ago. you have hundreds of teachers that have just started a picket line around the capital building here in oklahoma. demanding not only higher wages but also $200 million in funding for their schools, funding they say has been cut in the past decade. you not only have teachers here you also have state competency. you have families, children and parents saying i'm here for my teacher and for the state of oklahoma. i have two teachers here, melissa and randy. tell us about your own situations what brought you here? >> i've got go masters degrees and $164,000 in student loans. i have four job titles at u.s. grant affect about 650 hours a week. without any extra stipends from our salaries i make 36 thouds a area. >> rep

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obviously this is not a done deal there is lots of tax again going on behind closed doors passion yan's been very careful and has demanded that all these you go she go on in public with the press present but that hasn't been fully possible so tomorrow is the big focus tomorrow around midday local time we expect the vote to go on inside parliament and passion is called its supporters to be out on the streets from the morning to make sure that actually really happens we're going to be hearing from later if he wants them outside parliament putting that pressure on the deputies. found here. now u.s. border officials to stop hundreds of asylum seekers from entering the country after the heavily anticipated arrival a caravan of men women and children had made the much publicized journey from central america hoping to reach the united states near san diego where the brutal the group has been left frustrated and angry after officials at the satins intro border border crossing refused to process their applications president trump passed previously argued against allowing them i can sue enter des

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joining me from yerevan is anahit shiri—yan from the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house.re of yerevan dramatic with many gathered. where do you think the situation is heading? the situation is intense. we have seen that even though earlier today and yesterday, some of the major leaders of the protest had been detained or arrested. people have demonstrated remarkable ability to decentralise and self organise and continue to march for their demands. i think the next 28 hours will be critical and decisive for the protest results. the protesters demand the prime minister resigns. i think there is a lot of pressure on the prime minister from these protesters to do so. the prime minister, the powers that were previously belonging to the president now belong to the prime minister and in this case it is the same person. exactly. after serving two terms as president of armenia, there was a constitutional change initiated in 2015, which allowed the incumbent to continue to rule the country by simply switching his position. in many countries in the region, there are strong interests

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yan himself? things are different two months ago when i was last here speaking with you.me minister abe's political fortunes have changed so dramatically. one scandal after. the other at. the ministry of finance what does this mean? for his leadership? can he survive? >> his approval rating is at a crisis level. the fault of prime minister abe. and it is not from the finance minister scandal, the sexual-harassment scandal. although it is the closest level at present, nobody could substitute mr. abe. i think you may be able to go termthis and continue his for the next two or three years. that? does he do i think what the pen on talks with mr. abe. there has been lots of public opinions. he may be receptive to public opinion. but he has to consult with mr. abe. kathleen: in terms of exchange rates, has is contacting over prime minister abe have anything to do with the yen weakening? the last time we spoke you called it right, the yen would strengthen and you said in the likelihood it could strengthen even further. does with this have anything to do with politics? reflects t

they said the north korean are yan chemical r weapon program. they had, actually, available public domain, very well done studies, based on from numerous countries, open sources. so there is a north korean angle syria chemical weapon program, the caller is right. ost: ohio, cliff is a republican, good morning. caller: good morning. can you address the historical on this syria issue? holy that russia, their the m ve port on mediterrane mediterranean. the entire middle east situation 19th century great game politics, that is one thing. addressr thing, too, to he people that say there is no weapons of mass destruction -- counting and and was ts in iraq that there convoy of what could have been chemical weapons going into iraq. into syria at the time of the invasion invasion, can you address the two points? a lot i never really put of credence in that report. simply because i believe saddam believe we were going to baghdad in 2003. from his point of view, i think he thought we had limited goals, from his point of view, he thought we wanted iraq soil

and announcement of fresh elections to russian yan who insists that the rallies will continue is the only candidate nominated for prime minister however it's unclear whether he will get enough votes from the ruling party to take up the post . finally a child's imagination can run pretty wild at times but when a russian school boys picture of the stars was rejected by his teachings as inaccurate his father decided to shall we say take the matter up steps. it's the scent of stars like that don't exist in space i need to a drawn i'm. worthless order for the subject we wanted to cheer him up and then we decided to refer this question to the most competent space authority ross cos most. closely because i was the first cosmos said that i painted everything the right way the stars do exist in different colors they can be red green orange and many other colors. and that's what did you know that this was real or does it come from your imagination that's how i imagine the stars to be i like your painting if i was your teacher i would have given you and made parts even pop correctly engineering

in a statement said sags yan admitted he was in the wrong he'd become armenians president in two thousand and eight and served ten years earlier this month he was elected prime minister by the country's parliament but this enraged many armenians who felt this latest move would secure his hold on power over the country indefinitely. the former soviet republic which is in the caucasus region was plunged into political crisis many of armenians three million citizens are also struggling with economic turmoil. and there's been disquiet about some close ties to russian president vladimir putin. back on the streets of the main opposition leader. has received a huge. armenians are hoping it's the start of a new era. in the studio with me now political scientists hundreds of the might a man who spent decades analyzing russian and eurasian affairs and it's thanks for coming in to talk to us i just want to go back to sunday the situation looking very very different to what it has just turned out to be sad because walking out of talks with the leader of the opposition demonstrably during that making

just days before parliament is due to choose a new prime minister the opposition leader nicola passion yan is pushing for the ruling republican party to relinquish power for a trial today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera do stay with us because coming up next it's inside story. targeting plastic more than forty companies in the u.k. of plates to cut their plastic pollution in the next seven years agreement is a first and others are expected to follow so is this the turning point in the battle to eliminate plastic waste this is inside story. and welcome to the program i'm jane doc and if the current trend of pollution continues scientists predict by the a twenty fifteen there could be more plastic and oceans then fish that's an extraordinary prediction now more than forty large companies in the u.k. have signed up to an agreement the aim to eliminate single plastic you so packaging that cannot be reused the goal to do it in the next seven years the move is a first in the decision is expected to be followed by companies in other countries now a million plastic bottle

isaac laroue yan has entered a form offer of $$675 million to bye the reremain toys "r" us locations. his vision is to turn the stores into entertainment hot spots. toys "r" us declined to comment. >>> oakland a's catcher bruce maxwell reached a plea agreement on charges of pointing a gun at a food delivery person as at his home in add. he will be innocenced june fourth. he will be rird to complete a probation period and community service. he released a statement saying accepting responsibility is the first step in working to make amends for my laps in judgment. "i" truly sorry for the pain that my actions have caused. and while they are not representative of who i am i understand that i have to earn back the interest trust and respect of those around me. >>> all right. today is blew and gold day in the bay area. as we get ready for the start of the nba playoffs tomorrow. the city of oakland raised warriors flag at city hall this afternoon. starting at sunset both oakland and san francisco city halls will be illuminated in blue and gold. the warriors begin the quest for another champi

this, after the first time if 60 years that a north key yan leader stepped into south korea. now the two leaders are holding hands. walking toward into the south, greeted by cheers, and then unexpectedly walking back into the north to even more applause. north korean leader kim jong-un and south korean leader moon jae-in talking about future peace. the south's invite to the north to take part in the seoul olympics was one of the first steps forward to normalizing relations. the summit focused on denuclearization of north korea will lay the groundwork for president trump's meeting in the coming months. earlier this week president trump lavished praise on kim. >> he really has been very open. and i think very honorable from everything we're seeing. >> reporter: past peace talks have failed because of a lack of commitment from kim's predecessors. kim said he was ready for, quote, heartfelt, sincere and honest talks, adding that he wants momentum so they don't repeat the past. kim writing in a guest book, new history starts from now. over easter weekend, secretary of state mike p

force step down that angry over what they say is his failure to investigate the mud of a journalist yan could siac political corruption instead of the police chief it was the interior minister who resigned on monday. if i think that the farting of the police chief is not right it would create polarization of the public instead of suzi the situation in our country i think that under these circumstances i've know for the right to be the interior minister that's why i've decided to put my resignation in the hands of the president. is the second interior minister to quit fairly three weeks after he took over from robert can't even. that was part of a cabinet reshuffle when the former prime minister. stepped down and in his six years in the row. did so smarr party is the biggest block in the three party coalition government it's been crisis since the journalist in february young could see ike and his fiance were killed an execution style murders at their home at the time the twenty seven year old was probing state corruption and alleged links between the government and the mafia and the thef

was about the empowerment movement. 6,000 people, mostly women were at the conference including lee yan melendez. >> reporter: even leaning in. but this time the empowerment movement dominated the conversation. actress ashley judd spoke c candidly about the me too movement. >> they make the experience less lonely and more empowering. >> reporter: the gender pay gap continues to be a heated topic. importance of equal pay and two of those attending this conference decided to remain silent no more. >> women are talking about what their salaries are and figuring out the guy is getting a whole lot more. >> you weren't supposed to talk about it. you could be fired if you talked about your valerie. >> reporter: news caster and former first lady of california maria shriver talked about women's health. >> i was like let's talk about it and try to understand it and be open about it. more people will come forward and people will say, oh, i am not alone. >> reporter: jackie speier encouraged all to keep the empowerment message alive. she helped this conference get started in 1989. >>> all day long,

with me isjinny yan, chief china economist at icbc standard bank.d to get a chinese perspective on this —— it is so good to get a chinese perspective on this. what are the media in china making of this? the media in china are most concerned about the consumers in china, number one out of the latest news is that food inflation may be impacted on tariffs imposed on soy bean imports. in china, people consume a lot of pork so china, people consume a lot of pork so it has implications for pig feeds. that is the biggest thing the china media is picking up on. secondly, what we have to get clear is these are warning shots being fired, we are not yet at full—blown trade war. there was no sign of when the tariffs will be imposed, so so far, it is more likely we will get the negotiations. what about the inflationary concerns within china, especially with respect to some of the tit—for—tat tariffs being suggested by the chinese government? asi suggested by the chinese government? as i said, the food inflation pressures will be key concern for policymakers. wha

i mean his opposition bloc says it will nominate protest leader nickel passion yan to be the country's next prime minister robin spoke to him earlier. i think that situation is that the republican party has lost his power and. republican party should recognize the victory of the people and without any condition there is no any job political contest or text in our process it is that it is pure fully absolutely armenian process and i think it is it is the only process with the last we did with dean in time of the armenian vengeance that it is only movement that isn't connected to or even in the prayers or even the in the media isn't connected with any foreign forces speech is pure armenian it is poor. armenian process in this process express the billing go armenian people large scale strikes have been held in says he's across south africa federation of trade unions are staging a shutdown to protest against changes and wage demanding action to end what union calls a crisis of unemployed and polity and inequality has more from john is back. now than the guy that in march the incident that

opposition politician and two of his colleagues who've been leading anti-government protests nichol passion yan was arrested shortly after an unsuccessful meeting with the newly appointed prime minister sergey sardis un he's calling for the leader to step down accusing him of a power grab of an foresty a walker has more from yet over. by arresting opposition leaders police appear to be trying to neutralize dissent but instead the government protests have grown in size here rallying outside the police station where about opposition leader because i said yeah the organizers are going to be held i passion the prime minister said. earlier on sunday that televised meeting lasted just two minutes for years on those from washington and a faction that got seven or eight percent of the parliamentary vote has no right to speak on behalf of the people. if you do not accept the legitimate requirements of the state then good bye. the main opposition tomorrow and that was the prime minister's resignation cues here of a power grab. shortly after those talks please we did and soused called the shura. that said

was about the empowerment movement. 6,000 people, mostly women were at the conference including lee yan >> reporter: even leaning in. but this time the empowerment movement dominated the conversation. actress ashley judd spoke c candidly about the me too movement. >> they make the experience less lonely and more empowering. >> reporter: the gender pay gap continues to be a heated topic. importance of equal pay and two of those attending this conference decided to remain silent no more. >> women are talking about what their salaries are and figuring out the guy is getting a whole lot more. >> you weren't supposed to talk about it. you could be fired if you talked about your valerie. >> reporter: news caster and former first lady of california maria shriver talked about women's health. >> i was like let's talk about it and try to understand it and be open about it. more people will come forward and people will say, oh, i am not alone. >> reporter: jackie speier encouraged all to keep the empowerment message alive. she helped this conference get started in 1989. >>> all day long, stories p

and let's not forget the nicole question yan has said that he wants the complete and unconditional surrender of the republican party that's the party that has governs armenia for the last twenty years that's the party that the former president and turned prime minister who resigned last week. belong to. he resigned of course now the opposition want the party out to be let's not forget that it's the they are the majority in the parliament and they're the ones who stated that this is when the election's going to happen the votes going to happen next week so we've still no clear whether it's they are ready to give up power and they're ready to allow this. election of. to go ahead he will be speaking to the crowds once again. and now it's time back home republic square in the center of the city just around the corner here and you can probably see all the people behind me everybody relaxing getting ready again for the massive rally demonstrations that they want to see on the streets every evening to show that again the people's kind of a little passion has the power of the people on the streets i

just days before parliament is due to choose a new prime minister the opposition leader nicola passion yanis pushing for the ruling republican party to relinquish power. today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera stay with us because coming up next it's inside story. targeting plastic more than forty companies in the u.k. of page two.

feel free to tweet out all the blil yan brilliant remarks of our guest. please keep your cellphones on silent. victor lieberman. >> good morning. thank you for opportunity to express my views. i think first of all, remarks to your introduction. first of all, happy to see headlines today, it's not regarding middle east but far east. so it's very, very remarkable meeting in korea peninsula. and it's really something really good, good news. the second point as you mentioned, i came to israel. i am not immigrant. i am repatriot. when i came, i came to israel, i was 20 years old. the fact that today i'm minister of defense, it's maybe another illustration that israel is small america. america is sky is the limit. i don't know any other country when you come as a young guy without background, without money, without language and one day you become minister of defense. it's phenomenon. another short introduction from my side. you know, for many years the first issue in israel and middle east was palestinian issue, our dispute with the palestinians. and it was rea

movement so it's a very fluid situation right now it's very hard to tell what's going to happen mrs yan thank you very much for joining us and giving us the latest information i know that you are trying to get down to the square yourself so we will let you go for now but thank you that is maria to joining us live from thank you. now malaysia's deputy prime minister says the killing of a palestinian engineer in kuala lumpur may have been the work of a foreign intelligence agency palestinian media have reported that was ambushed and shot me a mosque two motorcyclist then fled the scene hamas says he was a party member but tells us what the man's family is saying. this is to an identified gunman opened fire at. the thirty five year old palestinian engineering lecturer was ambushed as he was walking to was in nearby boss in the capital kuala lumpur colleagues of the university shocked and by the killing so we don't see any thing dangerous we. said the only thing that we can see of. the only thing that could be is because of his expertise in his field of electrical engineering. a neighbor to

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. >> there was a come plead mead yan. i think this dinner has had a lot of bad moments. i was thinking back last evening as i was watching this cringe worthy performance. i think the president wins. he goes out to washington, a township of michigan far away from this. the press has done a lot of incredible work here. a lot of that was overtaken by a skit that wasn't really funny. >> incredibly important that we do need to stand up to this president. there's a way to do it. there's a way not to do it. you invite people at your table -- it's supposed to be a circuit breaker dinner. we'll invite you and you have to find the right balance. >> if you endorse a comedian you're endorsing what they say. also there's the optics of it. okay. cool. it's not that. you're inviting all of america where you're having that chat. it's difficult to have a disclaimer that says this isn't really us. when you're talking the way he's talking he's not doing a speech. >> some people love these things. i think it jumped the shark a long time ago. washington d.c. didn't work. >> this is absolutel

>> certainly he's going to continue the attacks against si v siville yans we'veseen certain attacks. the airstrikes will continue the moves against the different areas in the northwest and south. >> john range, pleasure to have you on thank you. >>> let's talk more about the markets and your money joining us, art hogan from b. riley fbr. john, we're seeing the futures up he believed this is a one off event. would you agree? >> it feels like we have one of these situations, tried to get prices to the market and the event happens friday night doesn't appear as though there's any further ramifications. if we see this come and go, it will be a whole lot better off for the market. >> i guarantee you, art, you will be getting questions. we will be getting questions all day here on cnbc to the effect of we're bombing syria, james comey's book is coming out, an explosive interview last night why, happen? >> so in all of thinks things. james comey has an interview out. that's not new information it's what becomes of this. what the market will be concerned about is if it becomes economic the m

now, four years ago there was a yan army and still not yet developed with its strategic capabilities including its air force, but the transition has taken place successfully. yes, there has been setback, especially in rural areas, but no major population center has ever -- with the exception of kundas -- has been under control of taliban. no -- no one. and that was temporary for kunda city. so what we have achieved, colleagues, that, number one, i often hear this that when is the timeline to bring this to an end. well, our enemies unfortunately do not have any timeline in pursuit of their hostility towards all of us, but one thing that you have achieved that 17 years ago you had to intervene yourself, the international community, to dismantle the terrorist networks opposing the threat to all of us. now that responsibility is shouldered by the afghans. so we do the fight, we do the combat, with support that we very much appreciate from our u.s. and nato partners. so one of the most significant achievements in addition to the fact that afghanistan is no longer a safe haven for these te

. >> yan. claudia, anita anas stashia, nathaniel. alice, josh goodwin and cathy lowry. liliana cortez and william. do you need translation or do you have it? >> i have it. [ speaking another language. >> my name is natalie. i am a janitor. here with my co-worker asking the city council to listen to our voice. we are working very hard. we are asking to put pressure. we want to have the at temperature dance. [speaking another language ]. >> we are asking can you offer our good benefit and good wages. thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning i am claudia. i have been a home care worker in san francisco for 24 years. i am a member of siu2015, the largest union and low wage work force in san francisco county. thank you for listening to my testimony today. home care providers in san francisco county we make $14 per hour. we were covered by the living wage. but from the year 2000 until now our lives have drastically changed. we can't do it any more. we can't live in san francisco. we can't survive. we work hard. many of us have to look for two and three jobs just to make en

think he's the worst president in the history of the union, but having said that women in north korea yantion camps raped by guards and their babies are killed in front of them when they're born. >> or they have forced abortions as well. it just proves that joy behar hates trump more than she loves america and frankly the world. barack obama when he handed over the presidency to donald trump said the one issue that keeps me up at night is north korea. whether you like trump or not, the first thing he did is said, what's the biggest problem we've got in north korea? i'll take that one. you might be nervous with how he's dealing with it but he's gotten farther than anyone else. i respect that. i hate it when they compare him to a dictator. the entire agenda is about giving up power of the government and money from the government back to the people. i mean it's the opposite of a dictatorship, the trump administration. kennedy: yes, dictatorships tend to not deregulate. >> or give you back your money. yes, exactly. >> and the trump foreign policy i think we're still waiting to see really what

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i have one report on the updated meeting on guard yans of the city. -- guardians of the city. commissioner covington, please. >> thank you, mr. vice president. i would like to thank you for inviting me to the japan center 50th anniversary ceremony which was held late this morning. and just a wonderful gather iin and a very wonderful celebration artistically and heartfelt and very, very good turnout. it was a pleasure to be a part of it. and we have a new consul general from japan. he's only been in his post for one month. it was very nice to be able to greet him and to greet many of the japan town friend and everyone was in very, very good spirits. thank you for that. >> thank you, commissioner covington. commissioner veronese, you have a comment. commissioner hardeman, at this point, i just wanted to report to you, colleagues, that on march 20, we have a meeting with the guardians of the city to follow up on the presentations and the guardian did at this last commission meeting. and we had chief rivera attend and captain sorano as well. we had director corso, myself, from gua

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sounds like the guard yans we talked a lot about transparency and communication. i was given information at the cherry blossom parade at the front of the parade by a member that was there that kind of indicated and i need ver i verification of chief francisco that they have a way of putting ropes around them so they can breathe. we are supposed to have a memorandum of understanding and i thought all this time we identified the steps of the guardians that have been to be taken and one was a financial statement and i'm looking for verification if i'm wrong on that and one was proof of insurance. so those two levels after years of pursuing the memoranda and understanding, i thought was going to be forthwith and as i exited that meeting i was approached by one of the members of the guardian that said they would be more than happy to conclude the responsibility of the memorandum of understanding but they are waiting for it to come out of the city's office. i got very what is the word, dismayed by that. that, exasperated. that dialogue, mr. president, some years ago we