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facebook says it has a plan for fighting misinformation if the u.s. election in their words descends into chaos but all facebook and other social media platforms doing enough to stop the spread of fake news and incitement of violence this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong on social media shape the way people across the globe perceive everything from politics to pop culture and tech companies have long taken a hands off approach all giving that uses should be able to judge content for themselves but critics say the social media giants have a responsibility to make sure their platforms aren't being misused to incite violence or spread misinformation facebook now says it will take aggressive measures to restrict use as if the u.s. election in november descends into chaos this is what the company's head of global affairs nick clegg said in an interview to the financial times there are some break glass options available to us if there really is an extremely chaotic and worse still violent set of circumstances we have acted aggress

the u.s. says that it won't take part in an international coopt event for to develop a code from the scene because it's led by the world and helpful but i said. washington has imposed sanctions on senior officials of the international criminal court after it started to probe alleged u.s. war of trust and.

illegal dealings hundreds of investigative journalist working to get the revealed documents leaked from u.s. financial authorities that of peter big banks facilitated corruption money laundering and sanctions busting on behalf of criminals. mass protests in bella bruce pardon ocracy activists call another day of demonstrations after police arrest hundreds of people mainly women demanding the resignation of top line president alexander lukashenko. and within fiction rights soaring again in the u.k. the government slaps hefty fines on quarantine vikas and malls imposing a 2nd total lockdown. i'm at 3 how'd we begin with new revelations of money laundering illegal financial flows and a banking scandal of gigantic proportions for years banks around the world appear to have helped avert and conceal funds originating from criminal activities documents leaked from u.s. financial wealth already financing seem to show how banks help circumvent international sanctions including those against iran and syria danish and british banks but also to achieve back implicated in the late far. all over the worl

the u.s. says it's reimposing u.n. sanctions against iran but world powers including washington's closest allies say the move is legally void. and in our news review of the week russian opposition figure how to explain the only says he is making progress in his recovery as moscow and berlin continue to wrangle over evidence in the alleged poisoning. watching the weekly here on our to a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days plus all the latest headline news thanks for joining us this hour. opposition crowds have regrouped across belarus and there's now a major protest underway in minsk anger at the alleged rigging of the presidential election and police brutality has been driving people to the streets for 6 weeks now. earlier describe the tactics the protesters have been using. what they do is they gather in little groups over the city in various districts where they live and then they could show all of that into a into a huge rally huge much ass's happening barden knowledge crowds merging together right now

in august u.s. president donald trump expanded u.s. curbs on huawei and banned suppliers from selling chips made using u.s. tech to the chinese company without a special license this prompted a stampede to stockpile goods before the restrictions come in to the tune of between $1.00 and $2000000000.00. taiwan says exports rose 8.3 percent from a year earlier to just over $31000000000.00 in august that's the highest monthly tally on record and much higher than analysts had expected exports in july edged up 0.4 percent following 4 months of foals taiwan semiconductor at the world's largest contract chip maker said in july it had already stopped taking new orders from wall way and it does not plan to ship wafers after the middle of this month china is taiwan's largest trading partner taiwanese manufacturers are a key part of the global supply chain for tech giants such as apple that's despite a longstanding political rivalry beijing has failed to take control of taiwan the 2 sides split in 149 following a civil war taiwan trade officials e

the u.s. is losing its cache as world's single superpower what u.s. dollar is losing its status as world reserve currency or moving into a post u.s. dollar as world reserve currency era and so often is picking up stakes and hauling out these moving day just actually a big portion of his portfolio and. who is another huge name in the money management space is got 20 percent of his portfolio he's the world's biggest hedge fund now in actual gold bullion you know. circuits and so that tells you also that the u.s. dollars days are numbered. and. welcome back to the program a university in the u.s. has launched a probe off the one of its economics publicly admitted to spending your entire career pretending to be black when in fact she's white just a crew going to social professor of history at george washington university made her confession in a blog post such a caused quite. i have this chewed my lived experience as a white jews child and sabbat been conned to c.t. under various it's you identity within the blackness that the had no right to claim i'm no

it ended up before the u.s. supreme court in may 2020. and the justices ultimately ruled in favor of the das office and the subpoena. but they also remanded the case back to the lower courts for additional consideration. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> we will hear from trump the vance. the way we will proceed is that each side will have on interrupted arguments. then there will be questioning in order of that with judge lavalle first then me and then judge. you will begin and you have reserved three minutes for a rebuttal. >> thank you your honor and good morning. >> good morning. and may it please the court, on remand the president filed and raised two claims, first that the subpoena and overbroad fishing expedition. and second that it was issued in bad faith in order to harass the president. the district attorney concedes the supreme court is author of the president bring these claims in federal court on remand. the only issue then, on appeal, is whether the allegations of bad faith or plausible. the district court's determination t

in fact, among the u.s. multinational employment investment research and production in the united states has increased at a faster rate in 2018 than the average rate over the past 20 years. faster than the growth rate of u.s. multinational companies that are abroad. of course, there's more work to be done, and tax reform made this country a more attractive place for businesses to headquarter, invest, and create. now, if the former vice president succeeds in his plans, it won't just be our businesses that will bear the brunt. the point committee on taxation and congressional budget office have both concluded that the 25% of the corporate tax is borne by workers. so workers will be hurt. they will also feel then the burden of the biden plan through fewer jobs, through reduced wages, and through less benefits. above all, the biden tax plan ignores the reality of today and that's what the tax bill of 2017 was supposed to accomplish, bring our tax laws into the modern world of business, undoing the progress that

target practice for members of the militia american wolf at a secret location in the u.s. state of washington. this is a k 47 rifle holds 30 bullets the notorious automatic weapon is the one prefers . the kalashnikov was originally developed by the savia dread army for peter it is the ideal weapon to defend his american values. regarding classic so they don't make them like that anymore right you could drop it in the mud. a successful businessman peter recently founded american wolf he says their goal is to keep america the way it is a nation under god proud and conservative he will reveal how many people have joined his group but many are former soldiers. recent estimates suggest there are about $180.00 militias around the country most of them support president trump our heavenly aren't and believe in conspiracy theories. what is happening right now is our government is in the midst of a coup. there's certain members of our government who are actively working to change this government from what it's designed to be the land of opportunity they're trying to turn us into som

it began after the $911.00 attacks on the u.s. outcry did the terrorist group responsible was based in afghanistan and the ruling taliban with blamed for shielding them but it wasn't until may 20 levin that the some of bin laden the mastermind behind those attacks was eventually killed in pakistan. it was in june that year that time made cause i who was president of afghanistan at the time confirmed secret talks between the u.s. led taliban had taken place but they later collapsed. in 2014 most foreign troops were withdrawn a resurgent and ruthless taliban quickly filled the vacuum. retaking territory. and mounting more attacks. in july 28th in the us held direct talks with taliban representatives in doha further rounds followed. now there was hope a peace deal can be agreed between afghans themselves. even if the price is meant freeing taliban prisoners like these. and we're joined now by journalist allie latif a who's in kabul hello to you always so what can we expect from the talks between the taliban and the afghan government

donald trump's undisclosed financial records a publish ring the u.s. president reportedly paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. traditionally news actually paid to. play why money inside this is out is there a lie from doha also coming up international pressure builds on as a by john and on media to hold escalating violence after they accuse each other of starting a war. mali's government names a veteran politician as interim prime minister hoping to convince neighbors to lift sanctions imposed since last month. and they may not look very space age but we'll tell you how these tractors the bradley smiles in farming with help from about. struggling properties vast write offs and debts telling in the hundreds of millions of dollars these are some of the reported revelations from the u.s. president's tax records but he's long for to conceal the new york times says donald trump has not paid any income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years mostly because he reported losing far more money than he had made the publication goes on to say trump paid just

during the vietnam war u.s. forces. there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. how much it is officially. country per capita. human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country. even today kids in laos fall victim to bombs dropped decades ago is the u.s. making amends for the tragedy and. help to the people need in that little. red line stories this hour russia's foreign ministry calls on germany over whatever information it hurts on the alleged poisoning about alexina after claim that the russian opposition figure was targeted with chemical nerve agent. if there was any data he would work with them there is no data that they're only statements amounting to megaphone diplomacy the u.s. sais it will not join an international effort to develop a covert 19 vaccine because it doesn't want to be constrained by the world health organization. the u.s. court rules that the mass harvesting of private phone records by the 9.

unilateralist and trade protectionism and call the u.s. tariff wrong practices against the deputy ols dispute settlement mckenna's them it also emphasized that deputy ole is the cornerstone of international trade and urged the u.s. to up hold this multilateral trading system like other members think we're going to hear a lot more about the modernizing of the w t o in the days ahead can the ruling though help china in its trade war with the u. ways. well china's victory this time is more symbolic one because the enforceability is a real challenge of course the u.s. can launch in the peel and supreme court but this body is now pretty much paralyzed because normally they have 7 judges at the moment they only have one so they cannot really deal with any cases and that's because washington has a veto the point of the judges and that's also why the deputy will and it's stamens also said that the 2 parties have to resolve the trade war themselves exactly this whole case could end up in legal limbo we'll see if the u.s. does decide to appeal so ha

the u.s. centers for disease control has asked states to get ready to distribute a potential coronavirus vaccine by november the 1st it comes amid concerns president trump is pressuring the food and drug administration to approve a vaccine for clinical trials are completed a powerful typhoon that has swept up the korean peninsula is now bringing severe flooding to north korea south korea where the agency says typhoon my son reached more than a 160 kilometers an hour in its flooded roads in the south those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera station fans watching but i'm steve i have a question to ask these days it's hard to filter out the newly seen keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue. its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only. for. somebody. that's good at the end of life i mean the senate or the senate or. less of that was that all of us look at what's. going. on in the w

besides the u.s. the virus is also obviously spreading globally and it's spreading faster in india than anywhere else in the world now this is the charge just to show india and brazil and how the cases are going up in india the reporting about 95000 cases per day now even though india has kept a very low death rate given there are 1300000000 population scientists are now warning that the number of people infected there could actually be 10 times the official figure so verse says we're looking at $6000000.00 in india the true figure could be $60000000.00 and in latin america brazil is reporting anywhere from 15225000 cases per day and also has the highest number of this for the region with more than 141000 so far in brazil so as the 3rd highest case count in the world and elsewhere in our in latin america cases in argentina are also rising very quickly now with more than 700000 in effect infections in the middle east iran has hit the worst with the highest case count and also deaths now they're also de

3 and she sealed the deal by taking the 3rd set 63 this is osaka 2nd u.s. open win in 3 years and her 3rd career grand slam title and that's the latest on the w. news hour american evan 15 from me and the team here in fair lynn thanks for watching. the line to us is all of this way to bring you more conservation. how do we make city screeners how can we protect habitats we can make a difference google ideas mental series and google sometimes a t w on line. sometimes. what connects people is stronger limits separates them. is so strong that it can be changed. we celebrate the 30th anniversary is for unification october 3rd on d w. america in flames these demonstrators are protesting against police violence towards people . on the other side are a growing number of heavily armed militia and can no show wisconsin a cellphone vault supporter of president trump shot dead 2 left wing activists. the right wing militia american wolf says the police have failed and that the u.s. needs aren't man like himself to restore law and order. people that are down there they'

years of tax avoidance using questionable methods well u.s. president don't trump has outright dismissed the allegations according to the reports president trump paid no federal income tax in 10 of the last 15 years the report says he was able to cut his tax bill by claiming heavy losses across his business empire and thereby losing more money than he actually made and casting doubt on his image as a successful businessman. we've heard this line of defense from the president befall. us to say this. but with less than 24 hours until the presidential debate the damage may have already been done. new tax revelations published by the new york times are likely to give democratic rival john biden fresh ammunition at the traditional event sponsibility donald trump was reported to have paid just $750.00 in federal income taxes in 26 steyn the year he won the presidency and in 2017 his 1st year in office he paid no income taxes whatsoever in 10 of previous 15 years that's because he reported losing more money than he made according to the times. he's a

the u.s. is isolated in the unusual manner and what's going to happen is that the u.s. is going to use force to pressure other countries to accept legal interpretation of the un resolution 2231 and a few countries are going to accept that the u.s. has a history of mongering so you always have to be careful but the united states foreign policy so we have this. conflict escalating if we hope that president is not interested in nevada the. scenario if you're behind the polls he should know better not to engage in any military activities against iran advances put it that both. russian opposition a figurehead onyx and a volley is recovering at a hospital in berlin after coming out of an induced coma last week he says he wants to return home as soon as possible when all the diplomatic spat between moscow and berlin over his alleged poisoning has only gotten worse on monday germany said laboratories in sweden and france had independently verified that of only it was poisoned by nerve agent i mean now a child group it will chemical weapons watchdog is also analyzing samples rus

best of luck from the u.s. sen best of luck from the u.s. sen rus bureau. and he, uh, wrote down this. uh, "c4121652," and it was written down just about an hour before he died. these phone lines are open until 7:00 tonight. 7:00 tonight. if you have york area codes? yeah. intriguing. maybe-- (beckett) castle. coming. (beckett) mrs. alhabi, we understand that amir called you at 10:00. what did the two of you talk about? just that he'd be late. the plays were getting out on broadway, and he wanted to pick up more fares. actually, he didn't do that. he turned his meter off and he went up to washington heights. that part of town is known for drug dealing and prostitution. no, he would never do such things. >>> thank you so much for joining us on this interactive show, "getting answers." before we go though, we have to take you live outside, explaining why we're still seeing this, what's happening with the smoke. >> the particulate matter, smoke in the air, we're only seeing yellow and orange and various shades of those colors. what it's doing, the low clouds a

target practice for members of the militia american wolf at a secret location in the u.s. state of washington. this a k 47 rifle holds 30 bullets a notorious automatic weapon is the one prefers. the kalashnikov was originally developed by the savia dread army for peter it is the ideal weapon to defend his american values. regard classic. so they don't make them like that anymore you could drop it in the mud. a successful businessman peter recently founded american wolf he says their goal is to keep america the way it is a nation under god proud and conservative he will reveal how many people have joined his group but many of former soldiers. recent estimates suggest there are about $180.00 militias around the country most of them support president trump are heavily armed and believe in conspiracy theories. what is happening right now is our government is in the midst of a coup. there's certain members of our government who are actively working to change this government from what it's designed to be the land of opportunity they're trying to turn us into some sort of sociali

if u.s. company or business can't do something in china then why is that chinese company or business being allowed to operate here? there is no question that tiktok is owned by a chinese company but what are the broader national security medications on the social media platform? most thing of national security they think someone will be cracking in for the dod or nsa but this is an important conversation around artificial intelligence because it is data. it is the ability to have volumes and volumes of data where you can connect faces with names and locations and people being in certain locations and this is how you ultimately train algorithms and artificial intelligence is based on data and based on algorithms that make sense of that data and spit out a response. whoever has the most data is going to win and so a chinese government that doesn't care about civil liberties is going to use data however and they will always have access to more data so the question around these companies is a bro

u.s. manufacturing. the former vice president also commented on recent reports that president trump intentionally downplayed the coronavirus threat, based on a series of interviews with journalist bob woodward. ♪ mr. biden: hello, hello, hello. since i am socially distanced, i am allowed to take my mask off, they tell me. but i promise i will put it back on. ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. secretary kerry, and mr. president, i like the sound of that. thank you, pal. thanks for the welcome. it is great to be here in michigan with the united auto workers. as they say in parts of my state, i got brought up on general motors. my father ran the general motors agency -- he didn't own it, but he ran it. cars are cars are cars. by the way, i still have my 1967 corvette. it was new. i still keep that. but i have got to tell you, i am waiting for that electric one you made that goes 210 miles per hour. but that's a different story. earlier this week, and the reason we are a little bit late h

well china has condemned the u.s. decisions a ban text talk and we chat and urges washington to stop what it calls bullying behavior and wrongdoing it says it will take the necessary measures to safeguard the interests of chinese businesses or china's ministry of commerce also retaliated by regulations aimed at foreign companies that it sees as a threat to national sovereignty and security and takes talks payment company by chance has filed a complaint in a us federal courts challenging trump's executive order. let's take a course olu at these 2 chinese apps that have more than 100000000 users in the united states takes up a case a video sharing app users can post up to a minute video and have access to a vast database of songs and filters has been downloaded 2000000000 times globally and connects a huge collects a huge amount of user data including what videos people watch their phone model and even how they type we chat is described as a super app used for messaging social media and electronic payments you can do yo

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members including u.s. allies in europe reject this new sanctions mainly target those involved in iran's defense sectors. just imagine what iran would do therefore able to freely purchase more advanced weapons we have no intention of letting that happen the president's executive order announced today gives us a new and powerful tool to enforce the u.n. arms embargo and hold those who seek to evade u.n. sanctions accountable today i will take the 1st action under this new executive order by sanctioning the are a ministry of defense and armed forces logistics and iran's defense industries organization and its director the u.n. secretary general meanwhile was delivering a message of unity as the world body mocks at 75th anniversary the general assembly is happening mostly via video link due to the pandemic don't you get ted it was one of the few to address it from inside the un's new york headquarters in countries to support its work. looms biodiversity is collapsing poverty is again rising hatred is spreading

u.s. president donald trump says he will announce a nominee to replace supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg as early as next week crowds continue to gather outside the u.s. supreme court 2 on a ginsburg who died on friday the 87 year old was a pioneer of women's rights tributes have been pouring in from across the political divide but with weeks to go until the presidential election republicans want to cement a conservative majority on the court be putting forth a nominee next week it will be a woman with. 00 how many would you rather have a woman on the supreme court yes woman yes with. tom jealous or. joe would you rather work or would you rather have a man on the supreme court. let's pick now to alan fischer who is live for us in washington d.c. so alan that the political implications the ramifications really continue over this this now supreme court vacancy. exactly and something that joe biden is going to be talking about he was due to start speaking about no but we've just been

the u.s. has unilaterally re-impose sanctions on iran relating to its nuclear enrichment activity is watching and allies have been quick to react casting doubt on whether the move actually has any legal force secretary of state mike pompei also has a range of penalties are being considered for those who violate the restrictions we need sheeted the snapback process to restore virtually all previously terminated un sanctions if you when member states failed to fulfill their obligations to implementing the sanctions the united states is prepared to use or domestic authorities to boost consequences for those failures and ensure that iran does not read the benefits of un prohibited activities there would appear to be uncertainty whether or not the process was indeed initiated and concomitantly whether or not the sanctions terminations continue in effect does not for the secretary general to proceed as if no such on certainty exists the original sanctions covered uranium enrichment as well as the bu

as the u.s. force you have gone government to implement should be implemented so yes this will be music to the years of your partners international partners but do you not think that this will embolden the taliban into making sure that their demands are met one way or the other to to think. that. to to to use the maximalist methods and tactics and think that that will get anybody any. thing significant in terms of really legitimate interest based on the legitimate business and the broader interests of their country that would be a miscalculation to think that inflicts enough. inflicting casualties upon the people will give you the upper hand if it is asked if it is and the other side that will be a big miscalculation. good is an opportunity we're getting to get a lot happened in the past 30 years. nearly 30 years since the taliban have emerged that both sides while they are no risk of not recognizing as all we do and doing to measure them as this law make immediate but as they need to get to get

unnamed u.s. official speak about their country's support of terrorist activities in 3rd countries in this case these talks specifically about russia if that is true we demand that the u.s. side clarify as to whether or not washington has directly or indirectly facilitated the is be you ukrainian security services in organizing terrorist attacks against the people of crimea the n.b.c. report itself is actually about a completely different case about allegations that the russians secretly bribed or paid bounties to taliban fighters which killed u.s. troops in afghanistan moscow has firmly denied that anything like it is possible so the n.b.c. report cites a number of u.s. military officials and sources as well some of them are saying that there is no solid proof of that others are confident about the theory and this brings us to the part that really caught the attention of russian officials because down at the bottom of the read one of these sources is mentioning u.s. military aid for ukrainian fig

a u.s. capitol gains bugg who died last week has been hailed as a trailblazer for women's rights and a fearless fight half a justice at a state of war in washington u.s. media is reporting that president trump intends to nominate 48 year old any company a favor with social conservatives as a replacement on the supreme court. 5 people have been arrested in the french capital paris after a knife attack on 2 journalists near the film offices of the satirical magazine shot it comes 3 weeks off to 14 suspects went on trial of the 2 $1015.00 charlie hebdo attack in which 12 people were killed so counting the cost is coming up next looking at the rising popularity of brazil's controversial president also noro that's it for myself from the team here in london . 2 years after the murder of a saudi journalist. the global demands of transparency continue. to shoot every single justice. georgie to the. modern jersey. hello i'm darren jordan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera you look at the world o

u.s. president although trump is under fire again for his handling of the coronavirus in a new book the veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus at a news conference the president has defended his actions trump maintained he was not lying to the public insisting he did not want to cause panic nearly 200000 americans have died so far. well joining me now the studio for more on this story is a bit of other stuff from a us elections peter what do we make of explanation for misleading the american public right so president trump is known to be he likes to call himself a cheerleader for america he's known to you know one to talk things out rather than play them down except in this particular case above all he is someone who likes to project strength and you know give the impression that he's in complete control and that is very much the message that he was trying to sell in the wake of these revelations let's listen in and certainly i'm no

the u.s. has delayed a ban on downloading by one week it comes after president don't trump supported the new deal to allow take talk to continue to walk right in the united states under the control of u.s. based companies oracle and wal-mart the u.s. has been targeting chinese owned my ball citing security concerns. pro-democracy protesters are rallying in thailand to demand the prime minister's resignation tens of thousands of people gathered near the breaux palace during what's planned to be a weekend long protest demonstrators are calling for an end to military rule and a return to democracy. the greek government says more than $200.00 people have tested positive for corona virus at a new brief u.g. shelter on the island of those boss europe's largest refugee camp down early of this month leaving some 12000 people homeless and migration ministry says 3 quarters of them have moved to a new camp which is already full. well the amazon is burning again wildfires in the brazilian jungle are a re

the international community and the u.s. in particular had been reluctant to intervene in rwanda seeing what was happening there as a unfixable tribal conflict. however that all changed in march 9095 years after the genocide. a group of western tourists on safari in neighboring you can there were attacked by exiled to militiamen 8 were killed including 2 americans reporting at the time described it as an act of revenge against the u.s. for its perceived support of the tutsis but washington the once been happy to take a back seat in the hunt for computer it would now take an active role it may not be easy it may take some time but it will have the highest priority of the united states so now when we move into roughly around 20012002 i am now the u.s. ambassador at large responsible for war crimes issues we launched an aggressive campaign to go after the indicted persons that were at large. they key person for the rwanda context we put them on a poster and held a press conference where we broadcasted throughout the region that

track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps. watch on-demand any time, unfiltered at c-span.org/coronavirus. >> before a thursday vote on a gop coronavirus relief bill, senate majority leader mitch and minority leader chuck schumer talked about what was at stake with this legislation. here's the majority leader. senator mcconnell: 19 years ago tomorrow, thousands of our fellow americans were murdered by terrorists. national landmarks were burning. responders in new york city, arlington, and into mortal rushed , putting their lives on the line to save strangers. and as the dust settled and 3000 american families grieved their loved ones far before their time, we quickly saw there was no going back. the old world that we had woken up to that tuesday morning was gone. we had not gone overseas in search of these monsters. these monsters came to us. these enemies would not leave our nation alone if we declined to confront them, so as we reflect on this anniversary tomorrow, we will remember the thousands of innocent americans who die

i commit it so i also found the u.s. had not explained the choice of products hit by the terrorists or why the measures were even necessary based on what washington saw as unfair competition so despite this very small bit during this fight that has dragged on for forever it doesn't really do much because the u.s. can simply appeal against tuesday ruling and then the case will enter into a legal why because washington has effectively blocked the point of judges to the appellate body so trump in effect render that up in effect given all by crippling the globalist body rule of enforcement arm boom bust co-host christine thank you for breaking this all down for us. germany announced tuesday it will provide 750000000 euros in funding to 3 biotech companies working on a corona virus vaccine now the government has already agreed to provide 375000000 euros to buy a wintec and 230000000 euros to cure back to develop their m r n a based vaccines now the government says a deal with a 3rd company id t. biological is expected soon th

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u.s. it backs out of the international effort to develop a $1000.00 vaccine washington says it does not want to be constrained by the world health organization. and billions of phone calls are caught up in a mega data harvesting by the u.s. national security agency after a court rules its snooping into private records was illegal.

to u.s. trade representative who was the only one from the ads that strikes you they really dealing with a prominent acknowledging it on the decision as a validation of the go it alone approach to confront china basically saying that the w a p o o o o has failed to do its job and china. so confirming the us of us probably not what the w t o wanted but are there any practical implications that you see for us china trade. so for now it really has an impact washington has $68.00 days through appeal the decision under about the rules however the ruling itself lines not. off at least 60 days probably because of the conflict areas that china already has imposed and the trade agreement for its reach for this reason emphasized that this ruling won't have an impact on the phase one deal also because w t o is more or less all of us to push that we're going through. now so reno looking ahead to wednesday of course investors are also waiting on a rate decision from the federal reserve can you give us a b

in 1995 and 1997, the u.s. air force published reports on the so-called roswell incident in 1947 in the new mexico desert. the alleged sightings of aliens and ufos have led to numerous books, conferences, documentaries, hollywood films and several museums alleging a , u.s. government cover-up. up next on "reel america," a video companion to the air force reports. this 1997 documentary argues that experiments involving high-altitude balloons, parachute dropped test flight dummies, and several air force accidents were behind the public sightings. ♪

u.s. backed out of the international effort to develop a covert $1000.00 bags in washington says it does not want to be constrained by the world health organization. and billions of phone calls are caught up in the mega data harvesting by the u.s. national security agency after a court rules its new ping into private records was illegal.

and frank in the u.s. senate the people of principle they don't appear to be the people in power do you agree yes i mean again i will look to historical example and precedent really at the height of the watergate scandal in this country in the early 1970 s. when richard nixon was implicated in what was then the most significant assault on our constitutional system and our democracy it was a leading republican senator howard baker from tennessee who stood up it was a team of republican elders who went to the white house and told the president he would not have the votes to survive an impeachment this time what we have seen over the course of the trunk years is moderate republicans essentially resigning in silence they are both resigned they quit their office and they have not raised their voices i find that especially to a comment like you just pointed out that the president appears to have made and it's been corroborated by several different sources and news organizations a shocking thing but it's hardly t

a u.s. medal that's very powerful, very important, i know you like that together we'll keep the people safe. i want to thank the governor for the job he's done. we've had great coordination, great relationship. i know we come from different sides of the planet but we have a very good relationship. good man. and governor, would you like to say something? governor newsom: great to have you back in the state, mr. president. thank you for being here here in particular with two of the coast guard helicopters that are brought into the california family, another example of the partnership between the federal government and the state of california. that partnership of course extended with incredible collaborative spirit of fema. ema has done an amazing job. pete here in the state of california. bob, his regional director. fresno mayor here, and the supervisor from up north was kind enough to come all the way down. we have fires from the oregon border down to the mexican border. a month ago, literall

has seen in decades over racial injustice as the summer season draws to its close the u.s. faces a long hot holiday weekend of protest rob reynolds al-jazeera. well let's now bring and our guest the last talk about washington d.c. we have maurice jackson an associate professor of african-american history at georgetown university and poland seneca case and he is one of the lead protest is and has been among the demonstrations for the last 100 days also in washington d.c. there pramod a political strategist and consultants derek is a former regional press secretary for the democratic national committee a warm welcome to all of you senator i'd like to start with you 100 straight days or nights of protest in portland how have things changed or evolved in that time. has been adjusted it's been our it's been a roller coaster. at times as mr. there is some of this we're still it's like it's. going back on us so. it's very interesting. sawston wealth mentally and physically. it's definitely a fight here what do you think it is about portland that is same this this sustained pressur

you talk about our federal land managers with the u.s. forest service and those organizations were put in place to bring professional to manage our federal lands and it's not that they don't know how to manage them but oftentimes their hands are tied and this idea ofde competing for the land and trying to do political environmentalism so just an illustration before service will put out a plan to do management and someone will sue them and go to [inaudible] the plan get stopped so no management, no human management happens but management happens because they are constantly in a state of flood and it calls for the no action approach and the forest constantly change. the tabled come to and not an agree we could see a lot better success on our forests and across all land management.nd that is the policy and pushing for here in congress and i think we will sit down and talk rashly about it with republicans, defendants and we can all agree on that. >> host: ubthird caller wanted o follow your work so you can follow his handle, at westerman. he