white supremacist rally in washington d.c. fizzled out on sunday after only a handful of neo nazis showed up this premises were massively outnumbered by hundreds of counter protesters the rally was held on the first anniversary of a demonstration in charlottesville virginia where one woman was killed. i think hundreds of people marching through washington to condemn racial hatred the year after a white supremacist rally in charlottesville ten deadly these counter-demonstrators far outnumber the white nationalist protest which is also being held in the u.s. capital yes it's vital that. we don't allow white supremacist and open fascists to take the street uncontested i don't want nazis and white supremacists to speak for me i thought it was important to come out so that there's other voices to counteract them in this empowerment of people who think that their copper is in the conference suit was e.s.d. because rights is the way out of line and because of a skin tone is a really big unless. the group of around twenty white nation

and washington thank you. all right let's get the view now from turkey correspondent doreen jones reporting for us in istanbul dorian turkey's foreign minister has said further pressure will only hurt bilateral ties he's about retaliation but how much worse can relations get while the potential is to get a lot worse currently u.s. forces are working with a syrian kurdish militia just across turkey's border turkey considers that militia a terrorist organization and if they so wish they could put a lot of pressure on those u.s. forces and the kurdish militia they're working with that would ratchet up tensions further on top of that washington is looking for ancora to enforce its new sanctions against iran has refused to do so given the current climate is unlikely to change that stance that again puts the two nato allies on a collision course attention is for a lot more difficult times ahead. turkish currency tanking for months now but investors seemed really concerned now inflation as at nearly sixteen percent t

in washington d.c. there were far more counter protesters who converge on the city to stand against the white nationalist message of exclusion and white supremacy a lot of these people here came from all over the country and there were several hundred more than there were actual white nationalists who came to protest for their cause but a lot of the people here told me that they fear that the tide has not turned since last year in charlottesville when heather higher was killed they fear that white nationalism is still on the rise in the country fueled in part by a president who refuses to speak explicitly out against it. are there reporting in washington now cubans are starting a debate on a new draft constitution today for the next four months people are being invited to voice their opinion on the document at hundreds of public events on the island a vote just be taken in february of next year the new constitution would be for the first time recognize the role of the market and the private sector many

tension is growing in the ongoing trade conflict between washington and beijing u.s. president donald trump said that he plans to add tariffs on chinese goods worth two hundred billion dollars that means that fifty percent of the trade in goods with china would be hit by punitive tariffs economists are concerned about what that could mean for the global economy uncertainty is also rising in china. lucky charms and fortune tellers have a long tradition in china and since donald trump began slapping tariffs on goods from the country things should be masters have seen business. jen china owns a shop selling skincare products like many others she's concerned about the future . to all the hydro call home my shop is in hong kong many of my clients though come from the mainland if the economy worsens due to the trade conflict i'm afraid i'll lose customers. so i'm consulting mass to check out to find out whether now is the time to move my business over there are things i'd hardly hold algonquin they were. the aim of things is to create harmony and that's more challenging sin

joining us from washington thank you. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world human rights groups have called on european governments to allow the aquarius rescue ship to dock and let one hundred forty migrants and. this off to italy blocked exports to migrant ships it accused the charities of colluding with human rights with human smugglers to run a migrant taxi service that encourages legal immigration. a powerful explosion in north and syria has reportedly killed at least six people including many children the force of the blast toppled buildings burying many of the victims the only engine of the explosion is still unclear but a british based wanted to group says rebel weapons depot in the basement might have detonated. the five countries bordering the caspian sea have reached a landmark deal on its legal status the conventions signed by russia iran. and sun and decades of dispute over the world's largest enclosed body of water and its huge oil and reserves iran says dividing up the seabed w

the british foreign secretary urges more sanctions against russia during a visit to washington as the us treasury hints at further punitive measures over moscow's quote malign activity. even more economic. we will not hesitate to contact does not demonstrably and significantly change. microsoft claims russian hackers are added again by targeting us. while listing. the giant took the chance to push its own problems. and as the syrian army gears up to retake the rebel held on claims of western media outlets and warned of a civilian massacre the same outlets fail to mention that much of the area is under the control of hardline islamist groups accuse. the other two lovers watching in northern michigan traverse city or just here in moscow this is international and we are certainly glad to have you with us. all right sanctions were high on the agenda in washington this tuesday with yet more calls to tighten restrictions against russia over a series of issues for which moscow is being blamed for the british foreign secretary whose son who is on his first official visit to the u.s. urged the

sanctions as the precursor of an economic war after washington announced new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agents surrogate's crippled and his daughter in the u.k. . in the headlines two for the week just gone as a new batch of u.s. sanctions against iran take effect the e.u. scrambles to protect european businesses working with. the saudi airstrike on a school bus in war torn you have been killed twenty nine children and injured dozens more in washington reaffirmed its strategic military partnership with the saudis. plus we've all your series of special reports in the last seven days since one we met a russian woman who faced imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state i told my husband that i want to go back but i couldn't leave them at the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave leave but i will not let you take the kids away. just admit day here in moscow this sunday very good afternoon for me kevin oh and then welcome to the weekly an r.t. around to proceed with the biggest stor

sanctions as a precursor to economic war after washington announces new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agents of gay screwballs this daughter in the u.k. . meanwhile as a new batch of u.s. sanctions against iran take a fact the e.u. scrambles to protect european businesses working with terror. and also this hour a saudi airstrike on a school bus in war torn yemen kills twenty nine children and injures dozens more a washington reaffirms its strategic military partnership with the saudis. and we need a russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state. i told my husband that i wanted to go back that i couldn't leave but the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave leave but i will not let you take the kids away. you're watching the weekly here on r t international a recap of the biggest stories from the past seven days thanks for joining us this hour. washington announced it will impose new sanctions against russia over the poisoning of former russian double agents

sanctions as the precursor of an economic war after washington announces new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agents a gay script and his daughter in the u.k. . every time there's a new batch of u.s. sanctions against iran take effect the e.u. scrambles to protect european business is working with. a saudi airstrike on a school bus in war torn yemen kills twenty nine children and injured dozens more while washington with firms its strategic military partnership with the saudis. would meet a russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state i told my husband that i want to go back to live at the moment they start talking about the rights he told me if you want to leave me and i will not let you take the kids away. for good morning eight am sunday here in moscow my name is kevin zero in this is the weekly or an r t a roundup or some of the biggest stories that shape the week just gone first in washington announced it will impose new sanctions against russia over the poisoning of former russian double agent so

this is d w news live from berlin turkey's currency in freefall amid a diplomatic spat between washington and on the road earlier a plunge is to record lows after donald trump ramps up tariffs on turkish imports the turkish president read to tight aired on his defiant saying that his country would emerge victorious in an economic war. also coming up the saudi led coalition fighting two thousand rebels in yemen says that it has ordered an investigation into an airstrike that killed twenty nine children on a school bus the strike was widely condemned and thousands of holidaymakers are left going nowhere as ryanair pilots walked off the job at europe's biggest budget airline. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has stepped up his political pressure on turkey with new tariffs sending that country's currency into freefall in a tweet early on friday trump said the following i have just authorized a doubling of tariffs on steel and aluminum with respect to turkey as their currency the turkish lira slides rapidly downward against our very strong dollar our relations

maya shrader joining us from washington thank you. let's now have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a powerful explosion in north of syria has reportedly killed at least thirty six people including many children the force of the blast toppled buildings burying many of the victims the origin of the explosion is to the british based wanted to group says a rebel weapons depot in the basement have detonated. the five countries bordering the caspian sea have reached a landmark deal on its legal status the convention signed by russia run by a german kazakhstan and turkmenistan decades of dispute over the world's largest enclosed body of water and its huge oil and gas reserves iran says dividing up the seabed will require additional agreements. jordanian security forces have pulled the bodies of three suspected militia militants from the rubble of their collapsed hideout following a deadly shootout for soldiers were also killed in this same as opened fire set off explosions late on saturday the clash west of th

in washington d.c. there were far more counter protesters who converged on the city to stand against the white nationalist message of exclusion and white supremacy a lot of these people here came from all over the country and there were several hundred more than there were actual white nationalists who came to protest for their cause but a lot of the people here told me that they fear that the tide has not turned since last year in charlottesville when heather higher was killed they fear that white nationalism is still on the rise in the country fueled in part by a president who refuses to speak explicitly out against it. you know his bias waiter there reporting from washington now to some of the other stories making news around the world today officials from north and south korea have agreed to hold a third summit between their leaders some time before the end of september decision came during a fresh round of high level talks relations fall further between the two countries the meeting is taking place

sanctions as the precursor of an economic war after washington dances new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agent surrogate script paul and his daughter and the u.k. . the timing of their lunch in the week is a new batch of u.s. sanctions against the rand took effect the e.u. scrambled to protect european businesses working with iran. so the air strike on a school bus in war torn yemen killed twenty nine children and injured dozens more washington reaffirmed its strategic military partnership with the saudis. and coming up to a special report we meet a russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state. i told my husband that i want to go back and i couldn't live there and the moment i started talking about it we had rights he told me if you want to leave me but i will not let you take the kids away. either a good morning telling them sunday morning here in moscow my name is kevin zero in this is the weekly here in our to round up of some of the biggest stories that shaped the last seven days first the wash

the romanian capital also coming up churches currency is in freefall as trade tensions mount between washington and anchor of the fear of fun just to record lows after the u.s. ramps up tariffs turkish president erred on says his country would emerge victorious in an economic war. thanks for joining us i'm area and. hundreds of people have been injured in clashes between police and anti-government protesters in romania tens of thousands rallied in the capital bucharest and and other cities to demand the resignation of the government they blame the ruling social democrats for endemic corruption and low wages thousands of furious romanian ex-pats also joined the protesters ranks they say corruption and poor financial prospects forced them to leave their country. i'm not too far in the romanian capital. leaving hundreds injured. bitterest police fired water cannon and tear gas at protesters after some tried to force their way through to government buildings. it started as a peaceful day of demonstrations the crowd swelled by thousands of romanian ex-pats . they'd return to voice angered what they

in washington thank you. rescue teams in the italian city of genoa are still working to pull survivors and bodies from the rubble of the collapsed marandi highway bridge local authorities say as many as twenty people could still be buried underneath the debris at least thirty eight people were killed when a stretch of the road gave way on tuesday morning busy midday traffic in this first big domestic test of its ability to lease new government used juggling recrimination with rescues. as hopes of finding survivors fade the blame game intensifies officials initially pointed the finger at the e.u. accusing it of limiting funding for infrastructure past the focus of criticism is now shifting to. the company responsible for the bridge. say they're concerned about its upkeep. when we drive on this motorway and it's full of traffic automatically trying to go out for fast. because touchwood crossed fingers we go i've heard fast hoping it doesn't come and crashing down. it's maintenance checks were up to date bought

and turkey are plunged into crisis over the tension of american pastor andrew brunson washington imposes sanctions on two senior turkish officials and ankara is threatening retaliation. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program election authorities in zimbabwe are urging people to keep calm the statement comes after an opposition rally yesterday turned by island after the army shot dead three unarmed protesters the opposition alleges the ruling senate p.f. party of president emerson has rigged the results of monday's elections the election commission denies any wrongdoing. soldiers firing live rounds and zimbabwe's capital. the army into the streets of harare midafternoon reportedly at the request of the police. the country's justice minister said the military had been deployed to maintain peace and tranquility and accused opposition supporters of going on a rampage however the protesters claim they didn't start the violence. it was going on. i just want to emphasize the demonstration that. the crackdown came after a day of protest in the capital people were taken to the streets to p

forces there on top of that washington has been pushing. very hard to comply with its new iranian sanctions on current major trading partner with iran is seen as key to washington in the success of putting pressure on iran for now and they will not comply with those sanctions is very unlikely in the present vironment it will change that stance. well joining while the turkish finance or has been trying to reassure the public but the reality is that the currency has been taking for months at the country's seen inflation at nearly sixteen percent and now these american tariffs what's the impact on ordinary turks i think for the moment it is complete shock they've seen their currency literally implode in front of them beyond that i think there will be concerns of that if this route of the currency continues it could put pressure on turkish banks today there is meant to be an emergency meeting between turkey provides a really bold and turkey's banks to discuss the car currency crisis but beyond that the fact that turkey imports nearly all of its

this is d w news live from berlin turkey's currency in free fall amid a diplomatic spat between washington and. the we were up plunges to record lows after donald trump ramps up tariffs on turkish imports turkish president wretch of type barely won is defying saying that his country would emerge victorious in an economic war. also coming up thousands of tourists left going nowhere as ryanair pilots walk off the job at europe's biggest budget airline and they can't where shocks and dreams go up in flames as more refugees arrive in spain we look at the precarious existence that they often face on spanish soil. welcome to the program. u.s. president donald trump has stepped up his political pressure on turkey with new tariffs sending that country's currency into freefall in a tweet early on friday trump said the following i've just authorized a doubling of tariffs on steel and aluminum with respect to turkey as their currency the turkish lira slides rapidly downward against our very strong dollar our relations with turkey are not good at this time. i'm trying to tariffs this increase here app

treasury has frozen millions of dollars worth of russian assets or washington correspondents america has more samir it's getting harder to keep up with the rate of sanctions washington's imposing what do we know about this latest statement from the treasury well the treasury department did explain it all and its statement saying that these efforts have been taken in order to counter russia's efforts to challenge the u.s. and its allies listing a few examples including the occupation of crimea subverting western democracy its neighboring the assad regime just to name a few now in the statement to the treasury department also reiterated how well they're saying things go away saying quote the treasury's russia sanctions program is among our most effective and impactful since january twenty seventh this administration has sanctioned two hundred seventeen russian related individuals and entities for a broad range of activities check out what else was the bread and brazenness of russia's malign conduct demands a firm and vigorous response our actions are imposing an unprecedented level of

this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm barred children thanks for joining us coming up there's more energy news and particularly pipeline news we'll talk about that and we'll look at pipeline filled with the director of public citizen's energy program place and slogan and the trade war has got fish in a tangle arky correspond to ashley's bank fills us in on the latest details and while the effort to denuclearize the korean peninsula may seem levy's stalled south korea is making moves related to carmen izing the north and south korean economies r.t.l. it's behala which joins us from toronto with the latest plus there's some to some that's a bit coin boom is over kristie i have counterpart actions back in studio to talk about the turbulent and price drops in crypto this week all that ahead this first we get to a few headlines. the affordable housing deficit the united states continues to grow and some developers now say rising interest rates are draining resources from efforts to build new housing stock a wall street jou

sanctions as the precursor of an economic war after washington denounced new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agents but his daughter of the. time in other top stories that we've just gone is u.s. sanctions against iran took effect the e.u. scrambled to protect european businesses working with. a saudi air strike on a school bus in watertown yemen killed twenty nine children and injured dozens more the washington reaffirmed its strategic military partnership with the saudis. and coming up to we bring you a special report meeting a russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state. i told my husband that i wanted to go back that i couldn't leave but the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave leave but i will not let you take the kids away. either a good warning for me kevin owen just turned eleven am this sunday in moscow this is the weekly a roundup of the big top stories of the last seven days from r.t. international starting with this one top of the bill washington

on the job despite facing criminal charges and washington ashley banks art. while you talk about one of the worst black eyes in the history of the many black eyes that we've had. to be out there and our federal government's complete lack of reaction or as if well it's your problem that is what really got me you know it's that thing of going went where was obama where was where were the progressives where were those people who say no we're going to do something about this i'm a nothing happened nobody of responsibility that's all that passed the bar the bar pass a budget and you know they wouldn't give them any money to fix that they would give money to fix that what's interesting is people are hungry for people to not to take the fall to be held accountable for their failure as a government officials and in fact when the judge announced this decision there was a woman in the chambers who actually yelled out yes yes yes they're there that hungry for somebody to be held accountable for what happened yeah you know. like they're saying there was at least ninety c

we'll go to washington for the latest also coming up. mornings about climate change as a record drought turns vast areas of get into a dust bowl the country's worst dry spell in fifty years and across the globe it raging wildfires in extreme heat and scientists raising the alarm they warn that rising temperatures could irreversibly disrupt the earth's climate turning our green house into a hog house and lawmakers in argentina are voting on whether abortion should be legal the issue has been highly controversial and divisive in the homeland of pope francis'. golf it's good to have you with us the united states says it will impose new sanctions on russia in connection with the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in britain the. department says that moscow used a chemical weapon in violation of international law all former russian spy sergei screwball and his dog are believed to have been exposed to a military grade nerve agent in the english town of solsbury back in march they spent weeks recovering in the hospital britain h

in washington. launches a groundbreaking mission to the song. from cape canaveral on its way to unlock the mysteries of all stalls. it's good to have you with us. the u.s. city of charlottesville virginia has been marking one year since the violent white supremacist rally that left one woman dead the anniversary was marked mainly with peaceful vigils on saturday but there was a brief tense confrontation between police and demonstrators angry at the large number of officers in riot. last year hundreds of white nationalists descended on charlottesville to protest the removal of a monument to confederate general robert. the rally turned violent as protesters clashed with come to protestors culminating in the death of thirty two year old heather higher who was killed when a man drove his car into a crowd our correspondent alexander phenomena was in charlottesville where she spoke with mother had always had that sparkle in her eyes her mother susan bro tells me when we meet in charlottesville carrying on her daughter's fight for social justice she sa

red lines crossed the british foreign secretary urges more sanctions against russia during a visit to washington d.c. as the u.s. treasury hints at tougher measures for moscow's quote maligned activity we can bring even more economic pain to be are we will not hesitate to do so if its conduct does not demonstrably and significantly change. also this hour microsoft claims russian hackers are out it again by targeting u.s. senate and conservative think tanks and all listing the suppose that culprits the tech giant used to claim to push its own products. and as the syrian army gears up to retake the militant held play both western media outlets warn of a civilian massacre the same outlets though fail to mention the area is under the control of jihad as groups accused of war crimes. a warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q and moscow thanks for joining us for a live news update this hour sanctions is definitely the buzz word in washington this tuesday with yet more calls to tighten restrictions against russia over a series of issues for which moscow is being blamed i got more det

the russian embassy in washington says that maria is being subjected to conditions that are in town to mount to torture she. with being an unregistered foreign agent and was recently transferred to a different jail meanwhile a crowdfunding campaign has been launched to pay for her legal fees her lawyer updated us on her condition. i was unaware that she was transferred until last night at around midnight i received a collect call from her at home in the phone was disconnected before we could get through but i knew it was from alexandria jail so i drove down and tried to get in last night and could not but is able to get in this morning and visit her so she is in alexandria detention facility at least for now for this weekend it's a smaller facility than the d.c. jail as respected facility but it's hard to know why the move was made where there was made for medical or other reasons or in response to complaints about the conditions in d.c. she does have arthritis in one of her legs kind of a history of problems with that leg so she sought treatment for that and so far has just received t

and protesters that left one person dead in the city last august we hear from all correspondent in washington where rallies are also taking things also coming up. book counting is underway in many of the presidential runoff election but many people say at home amid reports of attacks on polling stations we'll go live to bamako for the latest. and not so launches a groundbreaking mission to touch the sun the park solo probe blasts all from cape canaveral on its way to unlock the mysteries of all stars superheated atmosphere. i'm a diff kimani thank you for your company the u.s. has been marking one year since a violent white supremacist rally that claimed the lives of three people in charlottesville virginia white nationalist a gathering in washington for another so-called unite the right rally police are separating them from counter protesters who are expected to outnumber them last year hundreds of white nationalists descended on charlottesville to protest the removal of a monument to confederate general robot lee. rally turned violent as protesters clashed with counter protesters culminatin

the latest piece of information in washington d.c. . moving on to more headline news this hour the afghan capital saw three hours of heavy fighting on choose the between security forces and insurgents earlier in the day missiles rained central kabul fired according to local police told them the country's president was delivering a live televised speech at the time. you know. maybe he. could do if he did they. don't will as sad d t be add if you could obtain the missiles landed in the diplomatic district of the city where government buildings are situated as we just saw there at the presidential palace down here in a news wall that was among the buildings had all sort of portably was the u.s. embassy well the taliban has been increasing its military activity of lates with another assault cari died by the group on monday taliban fighters on bush three buses taking almost two hundred people hostage later on monday afghan security forces reportedly freed nearly one hundred fifty people journalists face he sent us this report about all about

sanctions as the precursor of an economic war of washington announced in the week new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agents. and his daughter in the u.k. . another big story the last seven days. of u.s. sanctions against iran took effect the e.u. scrambled to protect european businesses working with. the saudi air strike on a school bus in war torn yemen killed twenty nine children and injured dozens more washington reaffirmed its strategic military partnership with the saudis. in a special report we meet a russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after she followed her husband to syria where he joined islamic state. i tell my husband that i want to go back that i couldn't live there but the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave leave but i will not let you take the kids away. by their one pm sunday afternoon in moscow when i was kevin oh in this is out international let me bring you the weekly around the ball the big stories of the last seven days just go on starting with this that washington announced it will impos

not stop their allies in the back then he went on to accuse washington for backing terrorists saying that. terrorists we can say goodbye to as a reference to the us its ongoing support of a syrian kurdish militia fighting in syria which considers its terrorists he then went on to say that lee had seen was on justified he said that the fundamentals of the circuits in iraq remained strong and he promised that they would be all that were stalled suge he did not explain how how that will be achieved by all one standard so this was quite restrained amid a very importantly he did not directly attack the u.s. president personally and earlier in the day we will be hearing from the turkish foreign minister metal go along with this and to us rhetoric from the call saying that turkey was ready to have talks with the west to resolve this crisis. how confident are turkish people that the measures that everyone's government is taking will really shore up the currency. but it depends who you speak to i mean the country is deeply divided like everything else between supporters and opponents of the p

sanctions as the precursor of an economic war after washington announced in the week new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agents said a script of his daughter in the u.k. . meantime is new batch of u.s. sanctions against iran take effect the e.u. scramble to protect european business is working with tehran. saudi airstrike the week in a school bus in war torn yemen killed twenty nine children and injured dozens more while washington reaffirmed its strategic military partnership with the saudis. and also the headlines to the week just gone we meet a russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state. i told my husband that i wanted to go back that i couldn't live there at the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave me but i will not let you take the kids away. by their very good morning i am sunday morning of moscow this is art international with me kevin and it's the weekly around of the big stories of the last seven days but actually for we do that some news just com

should washington and london step forward and take some of the blame here. absolutely we've seen over the course of this war on cells from washington and london to saudi arabia go up up and up when i talk to people in yemen they are salute livid yes so angry with our governments for arming. arming saudi arabia and for providing the planes the bombs the missiles military training and diplomatic cover for the bombardment which they are living under the u.k. and the u.s. have to to stop back in this war one along with them wind politicians from britain's labor party have repeatedly called and the weapons deals with the saudis do you think there's any chance that westminster well listen now. well what we're actually seeing in the u.k. is this war is extremely unpopular and you know the british complicity in it is is really really you know not polling well the last poll i think i saw only six percent of the british public thought we should be arming saudi arabia and violent really is phenomenally low the labor party are using this rightly so because it's a moral

city last august protest at all to plan for washington. up to date of the top of the all stay with us on the top of. my first vice like mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are by this. something as simple as knowing how to write them by side isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted. and it took me years to undo. finally begin. but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for those than writing a.

in washington d.c. there were far more counter protesters who converge on the city to stand against the white nationalist message of exclusion and saluting more than twenty percent of its value on friday the turkish lira has recovered slightly but it's still close to the old old time lows at the same time the government promises to plan to stop the liras freefall but with several problems hitting the turkish economy at once finding effective solutions will be a tough call the possible contagion effects on other emerging markets is making investors around the world increasingly nervous. and turkey's president at all one has responded to his country's economic crisis with a plan to boost investment meanwhile the lira is in freefall and while the turkish central bank has announced measures to help banks weather the storm ordinary businesses are already feeling the pinch. enjoyed it if i'm in trade but my business is interrupted because i sell imported goods and therefore will date the prices today because

treasury has frozen millions of dollars worth of russian assets or washington correspondents america has more on that samir it's getting harder to keep up with the rate of sanctions washington's imposing what do we know about this latest statement from the treasury well the treasury department did explain it all in its statement saying that these efforts have been taken in order to counter russia's efforts to challenge the u.s. and its allies listing a few examples including the occupation of crimea subverting western democracy.

joining us from washington thank you a jury in the u.s. state of california has found one son to guilty of causing terminal cancer in a faint if was exposed to its weed killer as they ordered the chemicals giant which is now owned by germany's bya to pay millions in damages court's authority is in some francisco fast tracked the case because the man is dying shortly after the verdict was handed down joy is written on dwayne johnson's face monsanto must now pay around two hundred ninety million dollars in damages johnson blames the companies we killers like round up for causing his cancer they contain the chemical glyphosate there i learned about ground up in. and going to say anything i'm glad to be here to be able to go with a cause is way bigger than me and during his career as a groundskeeper johnson used large quantities of the herbicide very schools but in two thousand and fourteen he was diagnosed with lymph node cancer the verdict was unanimous. did monsanto failed to adequately warn of the potential risks answer yes. was the lack o