by jacob soboroff and julia ainsley details the findings of some government investigators who have been interviewing children held in arizona. julia ainsley will join us in a moment to discuss her reporting, including the sexual assault of a teenage girl. a 15-year-old girl from honduras described a large bearded officer putting his hands inside her bra, pulling down her underwear and groping her as part of what was meant to be a routine patdown in front of other immigrants and officers. the girl said she felt embarrassed as the officer was speaking in english to other officers and laughing during the entire process. according to a report of her account. a teenage boy accused officers of calling the boys puto, spanish slang for male prostitute. nbc news reports in nearly 30 accounts obtained from significant incident reports prepared between april 10th and june 12th by case managers for the department of health and human services, the department responsible for migrant children after they leave cbp custody, kids who spent time in the yuma border station repeatedly described poor co

project lifeline, which works to help immigrant children. also joining me jacob soboroff, who has broken numerous stories about the treatment of migrants at the border including allegations of sexual assault and retaliation by border agents in yuma, arizona. ms. frye, let he start with you today. you spent time in migrant detention facilities with children. what did you want to make clear to congress about what you have seen? >> i wanted to make it clear that this is cruel and unusual and intentional punishment of children who haven't done anything, who are coming here, fleeing draconian circumstances. they're children who are come into our care, and we treat our dogs better than we treat these children. i wanted congress to understand that you can't throw money at it, that once they were outed for what was happening at the clint facility in el paso, they released a cbp went down from 2500 children to 350 before the appropriations bill came out. this isn't a situation where you throw money. this is a question of the choices we make. and the choices that we make as an american people. >>

vote that could make history tomorrow also coming up tonight south africa's former president jacob zuma shrugs off corruption allegations on live television but it was his testimony enough to counter the evidence against him and scores killed millions contending with floodwaters and buildings collapsing his monsoon rains sweep across the whole india and bangladesh plus the congo is ebola outbreak spreading with the death toll already at 1600 the virus reaches the crowded city of goma on the border with rwanda the world health organization describing the new case as a potential game changer. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome germany's arsal of fun and has announced that she will step down as the country's defense minister and a big gamble for her hope is that the european parliament will vote tomorrow to give her a new job as the 1st. female president of the european commission now that outcome is far from certain underlying faces skepticism from parliamentary groups angered at the way she was forced on them by national leaders as a 3r

the crime infested places where he says they came from and south africa's former president jacob zuma shrugs off corruption allegations on live television but his testimony enough to counter the evidence against him. plus congo's ebola outbreak spreads with the death toll already at $1600.00 the virus reaches the crowded city of goma on the border with rwanda the world health organization describing the new case as a potential game changer. by brinkerhoff it's good to have you with us tonight germany's ursula fund ally and has announced that she will step down as the country's defense minister min she has big plans for host. is that the european parliament will vote tomorrow to give her a new job as the 1st female president of the european commission now though that outcome is far from certain from the faces skepticism from parliamentary groups angered at the way she was foisted on them by national leaders so she's been on a charm offensive making around the promises to win over lawmakers. keeping up with. it's not an easy task last week. she was on the move constantly meeting almost

on how long it takes the people from the region to get back in iraq. >> jake jacob, which of a black eye is this? how unexpected is this sort of scandal now with the marines and the special forces? >> well, with respect to the marines. these are people who live in close proximity and they all know what each other is doing. it is difficult to envision how they did this sort of thing and nobody else knew about it. it is liable to be more about this as time goes on. the investigation continues. with respect to the seals, tradition tradition units they get to employ in large numbers and they are in close proximity of one another. they have levels of supervision that goes all the way to the top. there is a lot of close supervision and special units on the other hand. there are small groups and they operate independently and they're very far removed from the next level of supervision. they rely on the professionalism and the maturity of the people in the seals and other special units so this sort of thing won't happen. it is likely that the chain of commands among the seals, higher u

-part docu-series, teaming up katy tur and jacob soberoff traveling across the country examining why our american politics is broken and searching for solutions, take a look. >> the of wealth between people has gotten larger and larger and larger over the years. >> sure. >> so the people who truly have the money and the power is a smaller group of people compared to everybody else. >> i am not sure that is true at all. beyond that let's think again. we're also not comparing the system to some pie in the sky ideal. we understand democracy is a messy business and we understand that the best way to hear is a lot of voices. nobody should be shut down. >> you watch any sitcom or news program or turn on your television, period, during an election every ad you see is from an outside group talking about a candidate. >> these ads, in fact, increase voter knowledge of elections, helps them know more about the candidates, how to place them on a scale. >> a lot are completely untrue. >> i don't know that you can say that. the question is do you want government making that decision? do you want g

get this. jacob, first to you, tell us more about this 15-year-old and some of the other incidents that were in these incident reports. >> she was a young woman, 15 at the time. she's 16 now. and once she was transferred from the border patrol station, she sat down with a case manager, not immediately, but weeks after she was in hhs custody and decided she wanted to tell her story. you read the sickening details about what she alleges happened to her in border patrol custody. and dhs has said they're inspecting this incident. and it certainly isn't the only incident that julia and i discovered in going through dozens of significant incident reports that come of these border patrol stations, including retaliation for young boys complaining that their water tasted like chlorine and their food was inedible. >> it speaks to cruelty and abuse really, julia, if these allegations are correct. tell us what cpp is saying and how this has been reported up the chain or not. >> you're right. the first thing to realize is that we are just now finding out about this, thanks to these documents we

, and please be safe. >>> turning back here to the u.s., nbc news' julia ainsley and jacob soboroff. border agents were arming themselves against possible riots. migrants were, quote, stands on toilets because of the over crowding to gain breathing spaib space and make rooms. only four temporary showers at the facility with limited access to showers and clean clothing. detainees were wearing soiled clothing for days and weeks. this, as save the children, has been at the border, working for children who have been enduring similar conditions for weeks, sometimes months and the trauma of these children responding for the first time in their 100-year history, save the children is responding to a humanitarian crisis inside the u.s. as cynthia mcfadden saw on a recent visit with save the children board member jennifer garner. >> kids don't care if you've been in movies. >> no, they have no idea, nor do they care i can't speak spanish. >> though she's working on it. >> i get to see the beauty of kids in the worst circumstances. they've gone without baths, without food, without medical care

goal. i am living proof to never give up and i will never give up. my twin brother jacob has an autism spectrum disorder to never give up i remember one moment after being at school all day and i remember him getting into the car just balling... and saying: "mom, i have no friends" "why don't i have any friends?" it broke my heart. ♪brother let me be your shelter♪ ♪never leave you all alone that was the moment when i realized that i needed to do something about this. i needed to make a difference in his life. go! and i knew that if i could help him find a friend, i could help teach other people that including people with differences is the right thing to do. ♪bring it home ♪brother let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. ♪..home >> sean: welcome back to the special edition of hannity. boomerang of justice as we revealed days ago, the report is d

carries an interview with jacob rees mogg the new leader of the house of commons, in which he attacks his remainer colleagues, saying they won't dare to revoke article 50. the times reports that mrjohnson will pledge to spend £2 billion on deprived towns as he seeks to win over labour's leave voters. the guardian leads on its analysis of the latest crime figures which suggests that only one in 65 rape cases reported to police result in suspects being summonsed or charged. it's holiday hell! so says the mirror, which reports that thousands of people heading on their summer breaks have been left stranded, after storms caused travel disruption. the same story makes the front page of the express, which calls the travel havoc "a perfect storm of disruption". and, the plight of holidaymakers is also in the daily mail. it says they are facing more costly trips abroad thanks to the fall in the value of the pound. so, a varied set of front pages let's see what our reviewers make of it all. that is a quick look through the front pages. a nice variation. quite a few brexitjohnson stories. we st

president jacob zuma is sitting before a commission of inquiry into. and the narrative in south africa south africans are concerned to the extent of corruption not only is a film a president being questioned around his possible role but now a sitting president as well. also being implicated with regard to money that was donated to his presidential campaign for the african national congress or return calendar is an associate professor at the university of cape town's public law department and he says the person leading south africa's anticorruption body could have all teary or motives with these findings this latest report from the public protector must seem as must be seen as part of a pattern of conduct on her part where she is essentially siding with a faction that is aligned to the former president jacob zuma and is trying to stop ram opposes reform efforts which are designed to clean up the state and reclaim lost integrity in public institutions so that's the context of therefore in my view the public protector lacks credibility and her latest report is yet another effort by her to harm

meet in brussels or post for a dialogue. former south african president jacob zuma is expected to appear at an inquiry into government corruption he was forced from office last year thank you used of overseeing the mass looting of state funds zuma denies any wrongdoing. china's economy has grown at its weakest pace in more than a quarter of a century datta for the world's 2nd largest economy shows it grew at just 6.2 percent in the 2nd quarter of the year. well the us president is under fire for a series of racially charged tweets against democratic congresswoman donald trump called them foreign born troublemakers and told them to go back to where they came from. a report someone. what do you mean is ation is not only with those families but it's also with the agents that we've had told to do this to these families their 1st time congress women and vocal critics of the us president and it appears they've gotten under donald trump skin he took to twitter to say in part progressive democrat congress women who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total

been vilified. alleged to be. the killing of. corrupt. former south african president jacob zuma denies corruption allegations against him and says he's a victim of conspiracy. at 1st for democratic u.s. congresswoman have responded sharply to attacks by president donald trump on their patriotism and citizenship they are among the highest profile members of the new house of representatives or for reacted strongly to trump's tweets comments. as we all know the recent tweets and words from the president are simply a continuation of his racist is you know phobic playbook we cannot allow these hateful actions by the president to distract us from the critical work to hold this administration accountable to the inhumane conditions at the border that is separating children from their loved ones and caging them up in the legal horrific conditions. well trump is refusing to buy despite the growing criticism of his racially charged comments about the women instead he's calling on them to apologize to america for what he described as the foul language they used the terrible things they have

still to come here on the news hour including by the former south african president jacob zuma says he's a victim of a conspiracy. and after another we can. later risk further inflaming tensions by referring to protesters as rioters. also had by the wimbledon champion has more reasons to celebrate after returning home to remaining far as the sports news in a little over 30. the chinese economy isn't being helped by a trade war with the united states' growth in the 2nd quarter of this year slowed to a 27 year low it was 6.2 percent down from 6.4 percent in the 1st quarter china's all important export trading for falling as well that's despite tax cuts aimed at boosting spending to stimulate the world's 2nd biggest economy robert scott is a senior international columnist at the economic policy institute he joins us from washington robert welcome back to the news out so what's going on with the chinese market i think. the chinese summer is actually not. very just united states us very it is a rhodes small part of china's almost sort of half trillion dollar export world as a whole i thi

a car to get liberated next from apartheid and me on jacob zuma who was the president of your circle of course and i think a lot of people voted for him because he did promise plates he promised anticorruption promised transparently and transparency but mainly he also said he would get more investment and more job so he's under a lot of pressure and it's not an easy climate for him ok alice great to get your take on those unemployment numbers for south africa thank you very much south african electricity utility eskom has plunged even deeper into the red it reported a net loss equivalent to one of the half $1000000000.00 in the last year as to be 10 times the previous year's level as can officially blamed lower sales and increased transaction costs the utility supplies the vast majority of south africa with electricity but it is my it in debt and has aging infrastructure that has led to widespread blackouts repeated bailouts by the south african government haven't helped. well this is help the bubbly and say their economy is worse than ever devastated after years of corruption

jacob zuma made a defiant appearance before a public inquiry today saying there's a conspiracy against him as he faced questions about government corruption during his time in office the commission is looking into allegations that he oversaw the mass looting of state farms it's also accused of allowing a wealthy family to buy influence over government policy and when lucrative business contracts zuma denies any wrongdoing i've been a subject of. talk in this country for. more than dick. i've been vilified and there is too. keen of. corrupt people. from johannesburg. a lot of time was spent talking about the gupta family jacob zuma was accused of using his influence back when he was president to help them set up a news paper it's alleged that he made a phone call to a government official a transcript of their phone calls without during the commission and as a lead's jacob zuma told this government official my brother they are these gupta guys we need to meet with you and need your help please help them so you know was in us to respond and he said i don't remember making the scor

jacob zuma al-jazeera has reports. presidents all wrong a person came into office promising to fight corruption last year president jacob zuma resigned under a cloud of corruption scandals which filtered down to government departments and officials the government has since set up a commission of inquiry to investigate those allegations well revelations around corruption at state owned companies have shocked south africans critics are concerned that the inquiry won't amount to any prosecutions with zuma at one point withdrawing from the inquiry saying he was under attack well run more poor so says corruption should be tackled the public protector a corruption watchdog accuse the president of lying to parliament about a $35000.00 campaign donation he received when he was running for president of the african national congress the president says the public protector's report is unfounded and is taking her to court meanwhile the public protector is there when kabbani is facing increasing criticism especially after the constitutional court in another case read that she'd lied under oath an

accept accountability for its immigration policies? joining me now nbc news correspondent jacob soboroff. former correspondent carlos carvalho and barbara boxer who hosts the boxer podcast. jacob, let me start with you. the report from the oig. i'm going to read from it. senior managers at several facilities raised security concerns for their agents and detainees. for example, one called the situation a ticking time bomb. it really underscores the fact that they seem to have understood just how bad things had gotten. and just how much of a problem this was going to be. and yet, nothing seems to be done. >> yeah, you hit the nail on the head, kasie. and i think the ticking time bomb very clearly references and is an accurate description of the seven facilities in the rio grande valley. but not only there, it can be applied to the facilities that julia ainsley and i reported on earlier this week in the el paso sector. and frankly that phrase, a ticking time bomb, can be ascribed to the border patrol system that's been in this country for decades. it's never been worse than it is right now

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market. coming up, a different kind of ecb president. we talk about christine lagarde with jacob kierkegaard of the peterson institute. that is next and this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i am david westin. we turn to mark crumpton for bloomberg first word news. mark: iran has a warning for europe. if it does not comply with the terms of the nuclear agreement by sunday, iran will enhance its uranium enrichment. increasing uranium enrichment could eventually give iran enough to produce a nuclear weapon. china made by u.s. farm products out of a gesture of goodwill. bloomberg has learned the volume is likely to be smaller than before. purchases could include soybeans, corn, and pork. how much will depend on the progress of the trade talks. -- isis depending defending its decision to impose restrictions on exports of semiconductor related material to south korea. shinzo abe says japan cannot give the exports preferential treatment because the country is not abiding by an agreement regarding wartime issues. japan is a major supplier of mat

hours. a senior manager described the whole situation as, quote, a ticking time bomb. our own jacob soboroff has seen some of these border facilities with his own eyes, but wow, this report, even though we knew so much, it was shocking to see it all there in one place. your reaction to this new report which cites immediate health and safety concerns not at one, or two, but seven different sites. >> you just read what i believe to be the key phrase, that this thing is a ticking time bomb. this is not just a phrase that can be used to describe the conditions in those seven facilities in the rio grandly valley. the facility i've been inside, that central processing station there in the rio grande valley where they separated more kids than anywhere else along the southern border, the ticking time bomb can be used to describe the way the border has been detaining migrants for decades. these are prisons, jails. they treat migrants as if they are prisoners, as if they are criminals coming into this country. they've always been set up as intake/jail processing type stations where no one is

jacob zuma faces a corruption inquiry slowing down a trade war with the u.s. is one of the factors driving china's worst economic growth figures in years. and the russians aren't coming so how george just trying to tempt more tourists to spend their summer there. hello european foreign ministers are due to meet in brussels in an hour to find ways to convince iran and the u.s. to start a dialogue after months of tension earlier iran's president hassan rouhani side his government is willing to talk to the u.s. if washington lifts economic sanctions and returns to the 2015 nuclear. power is a bully we have to stand up to it must stop being the bully we have always believed in talks. right this moment if they stop the oppression if they stop the belief. if they. return to the table we tend to look we already will shortly after his comments european leaders who are signatories to the deal issued their own statement calling for a dialogue between all the parties to resume in a joint declaration france germany and the u.k. said we are extremely concerned about iran's decision to store and

bbc. the former president of south africa, jacob zuma, has criticised allegations of corruption against him, claiming there's been an international conspiracy to try to remove him from politics. mr zuma was giving his first day of evidence to a public inquiry injohannesburg, which is looking into claims that he oversaw a web of corruption during his nine years in office. andrew harding reports. out of power, but back in the spotlight, jacob zuma arriving to give evidence at an explosive corruption inquiry. a few cheers from his allies, but the former president has spent years trying to avoid exactly this kind of scrutiny. please raise your right hand and say, "so help me, god". so help me, god. now, he is under oath. for months, south africans have watched as the alleged crimes of the zuma era have been exposed in this hall, and live on television. secret footage revealed, showing bribes being counted out for government officials. one million exactly. this morning, jacob zuma insisted it was all lies, part of an elaborate plot to discredit him. i've been vilified, alleged to be

president jacob zuma has agreed to continue to give testimony to a public inquiry looking into corruption allegations against him he pulled out saying he felt he was being questioned too harshly will not provide written statements to questions from judges the allegations against him that he allowed his cronies to plunder state resources during his 9 years in power was ousted in february 28th and has long denied any wrongdoing. straight to johannesburg move join a journalist or 2 so kemal are welcome to d.w. to so so why is jacob zuma so reluctant to answer these questions publicly in person these are very serious charges he knows that if he is found to have done something wrong they are very serious consequences remember these are charges that involve that allowed the reach the familiar which is accused of looting the state to sources to a point to me on his behalf he's say to have allowed a lot of corruption to happen on days watch other allegations are that you stuck to it ministers to us this these. are the people wanted to do this did to sources so these are serious allegat

president jacob zuma defends himself before a corruption in great millions are watching this televised hearing is accused of looting state funds. and president trump's tweets director for minority congresswoman trigger accusations of racism why did he singled him out. also painful anniversary for turkey. it was 3 years ago today that a fails to lead to mass purges from army generals to schoolteachers tens of thousands have been imprisoned or have lost their jobs we'll go live to stumble. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us close to 100 people have been killed by monsoon flooding in 3 south asian states many more are missing right now more than a 1000000 people across nepal northern india and bangladesh have been displaced authorities are also warning of a looming health crisis from water borne diseases. a deadly monsoon season in much of south asia. in nepal the off the moth of mass floods and deadly landslides for the displaced there's more rain to come. by in bangladesh it's the same story dangerous flooding and mudslides. and for the a hinge of refugees from neighboring m

jacob zuma is expected back at say state commission hearing on government corruption in the coming few hours on monday zuma told the inquiry that enemies plotted against him he maintains he never broke the law of the group says while the indian family implicated in an influence peddling scandal has more from johannesburg. this doesn't happen often in africa a former leader appearing before a corruption inquiry more than a year after he was forced to resign so that because former president jacob zuma is responding to allegations he allowed people close to him to plunder state resources and influence government appointments he says he's a victim of a conspiracy i've been a subject of. talk in this country for more than a decade. i've been vilified alleged to. the killing of. corrupt people the most corrupt i've been. given every other may and that never. responded to those zuma admits the doctors the businessmen at the center of an influence peddling scandal are friends but he and the group has say they did nothing wrong but many want him held to account for his suspected role in state c

lives. the former president of south africa, jacob zuma, has criticised allegations of corruption against him, claiming there's been an international conspiracy to try to remove him from politics. mr zuma was giving his first day of evidence to a public inquiry injohannesburg which is looking into claims that he oversaw a webof corruption during his nine years in office. andrew harding reports. out of power, but back in the spotlight. jacob zuma, arriving to give evidence at an explosive corruption enquiry. a few cheers from his allies, but the former president has spent years trying to avoid exactly this kind of scrutiny. raise your right hand and say, "so help me, god". so help me, god. now he is under oath. for months, south africans have watched as the alleged crimes of the zuma era have been exposed in this hall and live on television, secret footage revealed showing bribes being counted out for government officials. this morning, jacob zuma insisted it was all lies, part of an elaborate plot to discredit him. i've been vilified, alleged to be the king of corrupt people. not

congresswoman. 18 months out of office spots former south african president jacob zuma is facing more corruption questions. and english than celebrated dramatic world cup win over new zealand. but we begin with new diplomatic efforts to end months of heightened tensions between iran and the united states iranian president hassan rouhani says his government would be willing to talk to the u.s. but only if washington lifts its economic sanctions and returns to the conditions of the 2015 nuclear deal or direct it was only when a big pair is a bully we have to stand up to it must stop being the bully we have always believed in top always right this hour right this moment if they stop the oppression if they stop the beleaguered rence if they lift sanctions return to the table return to logic way already. well shortly after his comments european leaders who are signatories to the deal issued their own statements calling for dialogue between all the parties to resume in a joint declaration france germany and the u.k. said we are extremely concerned about iran's decision to store and enrich u

donations meanwhile a lawyer for the former south african president jacob zuma has sold a corruption inquiry that zuma will not be taking part in the inquiry any longer because he felt he was being questioned them fairly. turkey has also asked strikes on the kurdish region of northern iraq in response to the killing of one of its diplomats airstrikes targeted a p k k stronghold where the killer is thought to have fled his deputy consul general was shot dead on when say. the netherlands top courses are held an earlier ruling that the country is partly liable for the deaths of $350.00 both me and muslim men killed in 7 it's in the 1995 massacre the court said the state had 10 percent billeted as this was the probability that its soldiers could have prevented the killings. and one of the 4 u.s. congresswoman at the center of the racism raul involving president trump has hit back saying she will not be intimidated. it's 110 miles comments come a day after the president and his supporters chanted send her back during a campaign rally she just returned to her constituency in minnesota wher

mininisters in ordrder to g get lucrative contracts for businesses. rule,jacob zuma's everything was for sale. the commissioners heard eye-popping testimony about money being stuffed into bags, how threats were made of people did not all along with what was being asked of them. this was his chance to put forth his version of these allegations. what you've been saying is the allegations against him are politically motivated? >> yes. he was expected to say that. has been asking his lawyer what his intentions were for several months. he asked to see questions in advance, which is what no other witness has been privileged to. somehow, he was expecting to be treated different. he h has not prorovided an affit to the court. that would show his relationship with the family or w why anyones what he''s going to , he isthe commission scheduled d to be there five da, is anyone's guess. he will not spread -- shed much light on the goingngs-on while e was in o office. this is probably going to be a major embarrassment for the ruling african national congress party. toire: turning our attention the la

to thank my parents, eric and vicky, and my brothers, josh, jacob, and chase. as well as my staff, led by our campaign manager, lisa tucker. as well as our supporters, who made the small contributions, who knocked on the doors, made the text messages, believed in us every step along the way. thank you. i want to thank the media. i see the media everywhere we go across the country. carrying your materials and your cameras and lugging it through airports and trying to catch me and ask the tough questions that we expect in a democracy. you're not the enemy of the american people. you uphold the promise of our constitution of a free speech and a free press. but i want to thank most importantly my constituents. the only reason that a son of a cop who was the first in his family to go to college could believe he could run for congress and elevate the issue of gun violence is because i'm around people who have the spirit of risk taking and looking at their failures and turning them into successes. i grew up in the tri valley. should be called t-r-y valley. that defines who we are. we try

facing a scandal of his own, his predecessor, president jacob zuma, is appearing somewhat reluctantly before a commission of acquiring interstate corruption during his nine years in office. his fourth day of testimony after withdrawing from proceedings, saying he was being treated unfairly, but later said he would return to the witness stand. while south africans are looking for answers, the promise of a corruption free south africa appears to be elusive. al jazeera, south africa. joining us is a political science professor at the university of south africa. thank you for speaking to us on the newshour. as we were hearing the report that corruption appears to be the biggest challenge facing the anc right now, how serious are these allegations against president ramaphosa? >> these allegations are very corruption hase been one of the major issues in the recently held elections in may 2019, and it was one of those issues that the campaign , largely an anticorruption ticket. these allegations are very serious. nature that can upset, in terms about the party and his popularity

european commission president. and south africa's former president jacob zuma says he received death threats hours after giving evidence at a public inquiry into corruption. below the u.s. president says he doesn't have a racist bone in his body as he comes under increasing fire for his twitter attacks on 4 democratic congresswoman in the treats donald trump said the women all u.s. citizens 3 of them born in america should go back to where they came from a cabinet meeting a short time ago again criticize the women have accused him of saying division. they should love our country they shouldn't hate our country you look at what they've said i think i have clips right here the most vile horrible statements about our country about israel about others. it's up to them to do what they want they can leave they can stay but they should love our country and they should work for the good of our country as equal haney's following the story for us in washington d.c. patty the president continues to feel the debate on this issue. he does he obviously sees this as a winning issue for him as he he

. katy tur and jacob soboroff explore how big money impacts every kind of election, not just here in washington but all over. take a look. >> during the 2018 midterms katie and i saw firsthand how campaign spending records why smattered with a total of $5.7 billion spent. but it's not just the jaw dropping sums that got our attention. it's where that money came from. >> i recognize. >> americans for prosperity. >> that's the koch. >> nextgen climate, tom steyer. >> planned parenthood. >> the more you look, the swampyer it gets. a murk can i mix of powerful corporations, special interest groups, and a handful of staggeringly wealthy individuals are buying our elections. and it's all perfectly legal. >> you can go through all of this and name every single person who works in that building and show how much money is spent on them by outside groups. it makes you wonder whose interests do they have in mind, the money that was spent on them, the people who spent the money, the corporations or the voters who put them into that office. >> joining me now are you my friends and colleagues and

follow the money. for jacob and me, that means wading into that swamp and examining how big money is impacting our elections like never before. we're digging through opensecrets.org. but frankly, it is still bewildering. >> here is the thing. we're only seeing part of it. we don't know the full extent of what money was spent and we certainly don't know who spent it. >> god, this is really intense. >> during the 2018 mid-terms, katie and i saw firsthand how campaign spending words were shattered with $5.7 billion spent. but it is not just the jaw dropping sums that got our attention. it is where that money came from. >> i recognize -- >> americans for prosperity. >> yeah. next gen climate. >> national rifle association. planned parenthood. >> the more you look, the swampier it gets. special interest groups and a handful of staggeringly wealthy individuals are buying our elections and it is all perfectly legal. >> you can go through all of this and name every single person who works in that building and show how much money is spent on them by outside groups. it makes you wonder whos

internationally as well will this central trial against jacob zuma achieve that. it's unlikely that it will look this isn't this isn't necessarily a trial this is a commission of inquiry so at the center of this is deputy chief justice john doe and what he's going to have to report after this is where does the blame lies does the blame lie with jacob zuma does the blame lie with the south african state does it lie with the a.n.c. more broadly what's the role of the private sector so he's going to have to make a decision here as to where it lies but this isn't necessary. a trial but in terms of the a.n.c. trying to polish its emissions as you say for an international audience i think that this is as much about the domestic audience as an international audience the south african electorate are following this trial very very closely and frankly they want to see big changes in their country and the messaging that is coming out of south africa is this attempt to say the party is when you see the party is changing things are getting better and the revelations that are coming out in the zone though wil

. former south african president jacob zuma has told a public inquiry that corruption allegations against him are a conspiracy to get him out of the picture is accused of overseeing a culture of corruption while the office including giving out state contracts and favors to allies. and donald trump has rejected criticism of a series of racist tweets in the tweets he said the 4 democratic congresswoman of color and all of the american should leave for us and go back to the crime infested places they came from the president says he stands behind the remarks. police say they have seized a stash of weapons including a missile from suspected neo nazis in the north of the country 3 men were detained in chile and i'm not a member of b. the nazi propaganda seized. turkey's marking 3 years since a failed coup against president. since then many questions remain unanswered including whether top members of the military or foreign powers were involved there's questions remain the consequences of that coup attempt a clear. the night of july 15th 2016 was filled with chaos and violence elements o

because you can't conceive of an america that includes us. former south african president jacob zuma has told a public inquiry that corruption allegations against him are quote a conspiracy to get him out of the picture he's accused of overseeing a culture of graft while in office including giving out state contracts and favors to allies officials have confirmed that the current of bull outbreak in the democratic republic of congo has spread to goa a major city close to the rwandan border where than 600 people have already died in the 2nd biggest symbol the outbreak on record. and here in europe another attempt today in brussels to save the iran nuclear deal from unraveling germany france and britain have called for dialogue amid increased tension in the gulf region between iran and the united states foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss how they can convince tehran and washington to get back to the negotiating table u.s. iranian tensions have worsened since donald trump pulled out of the nuclear deal last year and it around agreed to curtail its atomic program in

world former south african president jacob zuma has told a public inquiry that corruption allegations against him are a conspiracy to get him out of the picture he's accused of overseeing the culture of graft while in office in crude including giving out state to contracts in favor us to allies. police in italy have seized a stash of weapons including an atta and missile from suspected neo nazis in the north of the country 3 men were detained childred and nazi memorabilia neo nazi propaganda seized. you foreign ministers meeting in brussels are discussing how to get the iran nuclear deal back on track tensions in the gulf have worsened since donald trump withdrew the us from the deal last year iran has recently begun to exceed limits on the radio in richmond in breach of the agreement. germany's ocilla found a lie and has announced that she will step down as the country's defense minister the hope is that the european parliament will vote tomorrow to give her a new job as the 1st female president of the european commission that outcome is far from certain as she faces skepticism from

little bit. she's here with jacob soboroff that shows the new docuseries. >>> plus, no more mr. nice guy will joe biden come out swinging after the next debate? >>> also ahead the people of puerto rico took a stand. the governor is now out. will they get the broader change they want? maybe not. ♪all strength, no sweat... just in case you forgot♪ ♪all strength, no sweat... ♪no no no sweat... >>> we've got some breaking news for you right now. 16 marines have been arrested at cape pendleton on charges ranging from human smuggling to drug-recommended offense. an additional eight has been detained on the drug charges. joining me now nbc correspondent courtney kuby. what can you tell justice. >> as you mentioned, chris, there's the 16 that were arrested just today. eight more detained and there were actually two that were arrested earlier this month. so, we're talking about two dozen marines from the same division, actually from the same battalion based at camp pendleton. the charges range from the first two arrested earlier this month were accused with human smuggling, and that w

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was very actively involved in speaking to some of the donnas meanwhile former president jacob zuma has agreed to continue giving evidence as a corruption inquiry refused to do so saying he was being treated unfairly because mission is looking into allegations of corruption in government and state owned companies. from pretoria here is for me the mirror with the latest developments. president finds himself in a very difficult position now that the report by the public protector was released that says that he violated the executive ethics code in that he received money that he didn't declare but also that he misled parliament when the answered questions around the campaign donation public protector's said that he should have declared these amounts and that when he spoke before call him and saying that the money in fact wins to a foundation of his sons. he then came back to say that that money in fact was received by his campaign is also an issue of potential money laundering in that money was donated to his campaign that money was then channeled to war rather was channeled of from a