this is did a 1000000000 years live from berlin and the united states reels from 2 mass shootings just hours apart at least 9 people are reported dead in dayton ohio after a man opened fire in a bar some 16 others are injured a suspected gunman has been killed. and 20 people were killed and dozens wounded in another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside a busy wal-mart store the incident is being described as a hate crime a 21 year old man has been arrested police say a racist manifesto may reveal his motive. and in hong kong pro-democracy protesters are out on the streets for a 9 straight weekend some demonstrators are turning on police after their heavy handed response continue to march despite the threat to the military crackdown follows a night of fiery clashes look here from our of porter who was on the scene. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us. 2 separate mass shootings in the united states have left almost 30 people dead the most recent attack took place in the city of dayton ohio police there say 9 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in

united states and russia not succeeded in keeping this treaty alive. well terry it's not today that the u.s. would say the treaty is dead it would allege that moscow violated the i.n.f. years ago when it started building this missile system and that basically it's not a treaty if only one sided hears to it and it took the us a few years to convince the europeans its nato allies that this is indeed the case and that it's more dangerous to continue to follow an accord that isn't working and now all of nato unanimously supports the united states pulling out of the treaty russia has been given many many many warnings until the very last minute and now while some european leaders don't like that the i.m.f. is dead they understand it now many see the termination of this treaty as a threat to global peace u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists had this to say yesterday the intermediate report. is a landmark agreement. and the cold war when it expires tomorrow the world will mean variable break on nuclear war and this will likely i. suppose by i believ

this is d w news live from berlin the united states reels from 2 mass shootings just hours apart polls are now being treated as terrorism at least 9 people are reported dead in dayton ohio after a man opened fire in a bar some 27 more are injured was suspected gunman in this case has been killed. and 20 people are killed and dozens wounded in another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside a busy wal-mart store it's being described as a hate crime a 21 year old has been arrested and police say a racist manifesto published online today reveal his motive. and in hong kong pro-democracy protesters are out on the streets for a 9th street weekend some demonstrators are turning on police after their heavy handed response to helping government buildings with stones and eggs crowds continue to march just spite the threat of a military crackdown we'll hear from our reporter who's on the scene. and it's not a bird it's not a claim it's a french inventor making the 1st successful crossing of the english channel on a jet powered hoverboard stay tuned for the story. or welcome to

news live from berlin the united states reels from 2 mass shootings within just mere hours of each other at least 9 people are reported dead in dayton ohio after a man opened fire in a popular nightlife area some $27.00 more are injured the suspected gunman has also been killed and his sister is reported to be among the victims. and 20 people are killed and dozens wounded and then another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside a busy wal-mart store it's being treated as a mystic terrorism a 21 year old has been arrested police say a priest istana festo published online may reveal his motive. and in hong kong pro-democracy protesters are out on the streets for a 9th straight weekend some demonstrators are turning on police after their heavy handed response pelting government buildings to stones and tanks crowds continue to march despite the threat of a military crackdown we'll hear more from our reporter on the scene. welcome to the program. 2 separate mass shootings in the united states have left almost 30 people dead the more recent attack took place in the city of d

what secretary of state pumping off the united states said he clearly blamed rochelle for the collapse of this i.n.f. treaty you seem to be indicating it is moscow's fault it was in violation off the street if in the past and yes this can only russia's or do you think yes i mean for the most part it has to be said that this treaty has been violated by russia 1st and quite systematically and this was already a concern in previous u.s. administrations. and it is you know universally shared among nato member states and among the expert community that the missiles as a see 8 missiles that a moscow has developed and put in place in range of europe are nuclear capable and have therefore violated the i.n.f. treaty for quite some time that is not really any longer and i did see let me interrupt you did you see gangs starting back is about to speak let's take a listen to what you think it's been the landmark in arms control it eliminated an entire category of nuclear weapons making also all safer today they are and have treaty ceases to exist because the void the s s c 8 myside system the new r

states and for some reason the united states is not able to look in the mirror and say ok we have a huge issue with this let's talk about like adults and take steps to actually rectify the situation i mean after this is always the same conversation we have too many guns some people say we have too few guns some people point to as being a symptom of a mental health crisis other people say you know it's socioeconomic you know middle class is disappearing that chris frustration other people saying this is a racial issue i mean it's really easy to point the finger but at this point the united states is not willing to take the steps it needs to fix the situation and i mean i remember back when columbine happened i was in high school and suddenly they had all their and i'm going to interrupt you for one second we're going to go live to dayton ohio where there's a press conference on exactly what happened last night let's go to that now to that . city manager. city commissioner chris. dr greg seaman trauma from miami valley hospital and elizabeth long from kettering health network west. i'

states could have blockade happened if the u.s. still tries to seize the iranian vessel in. yeah rouhani has threatened that a couple of times already but so far i have never done so but detainment of the british ship alone has slowed down trade here in this very important strategic region for international trade a lot i was out in the strait of hormuz today with a boat and i could hardly see any ships the only only tank i saw at all was an iranian one so that's obviously the detainment of this ship alone was enough to scare other traders away so it's important to know that the. quality of the global all consumption so it has a tremendous effect on international trade and we have some positioning with regard to the strait of hormuz internationally we just want to highlight the european union's effort they've actually proposed sending a naval force to protect merchant ships in the persian gulf what's a bronze view. ron totally rejects that all together because considers the persian gulf its own backyard and its. that is responsible

states white nationalist white natives his forces and not just the united states around the world as well just think of the christ church killings in new zealand where basically all the killers have the same modus operandi right before they go on a major killing spree like this they publish these type of manifest as to a couple of very fringe chat rooms online in the hope and actually in the safe knowledge that many of the racist and nationalistic users of these chat rooms will take these documents will take these video clips and spread them to the wider world which is exactly what we're seeing happen today this manifesto was posted to one of those chat rooms within minutes it had been taken down however it had already been spread to twitter to google images you can find it time and time again online so if that is true then we are seeing a very strong pattern right here mass shooting designed for the internet now despite hundreds of shootings this year alone on the 215th day of 290250 mass shootings in the u.s. it's so hard for the u.s. to change its gun laws despite poll after poll

this is state of the news live from the united states reels from today's mass shootings just al was a hot shot the latest in dayton ohio comes off to remand opened fire in the popular nightlife area a suspected gunman has been killed his sister was among the victims it follows another shooting in el paso texas. and in hong kong. has just often i'll show on the streets for a 9th straight we can't some day when strangers ought to anyone please government buildings with stones and banks crowds continue to march despite the threat of military cracked out we'll hear from our reporter on the scene. and it's not a bit it's not a plane it's a french inventor making the 1st successful crossing of the english channel on a jet college of abortion state should last for a. hello i'm christine wendell welcome to the program. serious different mass shootings in the united states have left 29 people dead and i were killed in dayton ohio when a gunman opened fire in a busy night. the suspect system was among the dead 27 others were taken to local hospitals with injuries police killed this suspected sh

this is state of the news live from but in the united states reels from 2 mass shootings just always a pos the latest in dayton ohio comes off remand open fire in a popular nightlife area a suspected gunman has has been killed his sister was among the victims it follows another shooting in el paso texas. and i'm christine will walk into the program to separate mass shootings in the united states has left 29 people dead 9 which killed in dayton ohio when a gunman opened fire in a busy night. the suspect sister was among the date 27 others were taken to local hospitals with injuries police killed these suspects to choose death at the scene it came just i was off to another mass shooting in el paso texas left 20 people dead. it was just one minute of shooting but the rampage in ohio claimed 9 lives along with that of the heavily armed gunman. just boom boom boom boom you could still miss a big good you can get those. you know. he's identified the shooter as an unemployed man in his early twenty's he opened fire in the busy date night life district in the early morning among the dead his

and we know the united states favor want to seize the iranian tanker themselves. are those efforts now dead. oh enough he's dead under the trumpet ministration when it's trying to reduce all iranian oil exports to 0 which is why they very much wanted to keep holding on to the ship but i think the question is whether they keep pushing this particular matter given that the british are looking for the release of their u.k. fly tanker possibly later today or whether the americans say ok we lost on this one but now we'll try to find out otherwise to try to cut off iranian ships. it's not us all of this leave britain because i mean it appears as if the united states is trying to sink any behind the scenes efforts made by british diplomats to end the tanker dispute in and really go its own way. it gives britain huge choice and that is either it stands alongside its european partners it stands alongside the decision of the brawl to court and says no we have to proceed with this would have to proceed with diplomacy over this not are or does it only 48 hours after the u.s.

states and russia. 1987 the historic agreement between the soviet union and the united states president mikhail gorbachev and ronald reagan signed the i.n.f. treaty marking a change of course after decades of cold war nuclear tension. the root of the tension was this the soviet s s 20 missile a nuclear warhead that could strike western europe at short notice. that worried those european countries on the other side of the iron curtain were well within the missiles reach of 5 and a half 1000 kilometers. the u.s. response was to deploy its own mid range pershing missiles in europe that was met with protests across the west the demonstrations showed demand for a new direction the result was the i.n.f. treaty. it banned all ground launched ballistic missiles with ranges of between $505.00 and a half 1000 kilometers the soviet union got rid of $1846.00 intermediate range missiles in the united states about half as many. by $991.00 a total of $2692.00 missiles were destroyed. now president onil trump has officially withdrawn the u.s. from the treaty washington and its nato allies say russia ha

well they have influence on pakistan and the united states in particular when it comes to i mean the whole regional situation united states needs boxes done right now and order to solve the crisis in afghanistan to get out of afghanistan this list of problems. and so india is in a difficult position regionally right now it was always pakistan that was isolated over the last years or decades and maybe now it's the other way around and most of these countries pakistan and india that are nuclear powers if turkey is that insurance policy that they will not go to war over this it is not we have seen. numerous crises over the years mostly because insurgents or terrorists supported by pakistan. were active in indian administered kashmir do you think do you think they will go to war that we've got about 15 seconds do you think this will in the in the military conflict. no i don't think so i think there are so many countries involved because in both they will be able to contain it let's hope so exactly for still that we appreciate your insights tonight thank you. which one has issued a stark

this is t w news coming up a major nuclear arms control treaty ends between the united states and russia but it will impact the asia pacific it will tell you how plus. a car crash or attempted murder in the us public is demanding answers as the young woman who accused a politician of rape to fight for her life. and from icon to insurgent ordinary citizens of palm com has driven its summer of protests but not without being led by some serious star power. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us the united states and russia have withdrawn from a landmark arms control treaty today it had been in place for 30 years the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty banned land based missiles with a range between 505500 kilometers now asia's nuclear powers that's china north korea india and pakistan were not signatories to the i.m.f. but its end has raised fears of a global arms race that could ripple across the region i'm especially talking of. the dynamic between the united states and china and of course that then has an impact on the other neighboring nuclear states now mos

sentiment here in the united states and we've even heard from the house majority leader stanley hoyer who was saying it was a grave mistake that undermines the bipartisan pro israel consensus here in the u.s. so a you know it appears that there's a lot of backlash at the moment but interestingly we haven't really heard very much from the republican party. creamer in jerusalem and the public fully alias in washington my thanks to both of you want to be up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. italian authorities have allowed 9 migrants to disembark from a rescue ship for medical reasons at the island of lampedusa the remaining 138 people on board are still not allowed to land while this comes amid a legal battle between an italian court and the interior ministry which had banned the ship from docking. climate scientists say that july was the hottest month ever recorded on earth although heat waves across asia europe and north america were part of a broader trend a u.s. agency says temperatures last month were almost a full degree celsius warmer world

and the united states where presidents trump is visiting the 2 cities that sold mass shootings at the weekend with groups of residents in both places making it clear he's not welcome his 1st stop was dayton in ohio where 9 people were killed there people staged protests against the president's divisive rhetoric about immigrants and people of color with the drums also due to visit el paso in texas where a gunman killed 22 people with a wal-mart store near the border with mexico and some residents of urged him to stay away before heading home mr trump was asked how he would respond to critics who say he has emboldened white supremacists and incited hatred. any. way. any other kind of. rhetoric any. better than the. president speaking just before he left for dayton oh hi now new research has found that human activity is now the biggest factor affecting shock populations reported by the exhaust tickle society of london says sharks have been pushed away from coastal towns and cities and further out to sea researchers also found that sharks body size is significantly smaller in communities

because germany is a federal state so the state just like the united states. so these states may be or even a small state on a big state they have a voice in the upper house of parliament the blueness hard so it's important simply for constitutional reasons the 2nd is that if the becomes the biggest party in one or both states they may force the other parties into a kind of horrible hold coalition with the s.p.d. the cd with the greens the anyone who isn't. mixing together in order not to form a coalition with with the f.t. with the far right and this is this would be terrible for democracy would be would be awful if if this would lead to a sort of stampede of democratic parties so anything but a f.t. . it doesn't only feeds their pride and would lead i think their. people who wonder why should i vote for not vote in other regional nations rather devote for them in order to teach the other pond is a lesson and show it can you just pick up on that your opening statement that in effect the shock waves of a surge in support for the f.t. would be felt in the capit

in the united states and to our other viewers around the world tonight israel has barred 2 u.s. democratic congress women from entering the country after president donald trump says they should be banned in a tweet. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is office issued a statement claiming the visit was intended to quote negate the legitimacy of israel representative rashida tal of michigan is a born and bred american of palestinian heritage and omar of minnesota emigrated with her family from somalia when she was a child both are highly critical of israel's treatment of palestinians and both have been calling for a boycott of israeli products presidential tweeted that the 2 congresswomen hated israel and all jewish people. alright let's unpack here i'm joined now by tanya kramer our drew some correspondent and pablo foley ileus who is in washington for us as well tanya want to begin with you of course this is where this story is taking place has this ever happened before. what has been described even here is unprecedented vessel of policy and with a lot of pressure from the white

well the united states is launching a unit in charge of its defense operations in outer space the name space command its president trying to build the new defense into t. in a ceremony at the white house today analysts predict space may become an area where future conflicts are waged many believe space command is a precursor to donald trump's plans for an entire new wing of the u.s. military called space force here is part of what trump had to say today the dangers to our country constantly evolve and so must we now if those who wish to harm the united states to seek to challenge us and the ultimate high ground of space it's going to be a whole different ball game we're going to stay here on earth go to washington d.c. our bureau chief there alexander for numbs he's on the story for us tonight good evening to you alexander i mean this does does sound a little bit like star wars tell me what is the difference between space command and space force. well space force is the future at least according to president trump he wants to create a totally new and potentially independent branch of t

the united states says it doesn't want to new arms race nato says it doesn't want to new arms race russia even came out today and said reiterated something it said before asking for a moratorium on intermediate range nuclear weapons the ones that were covered under the i.n.f. treaty so it appears that everyone is saying they don't want to new arms race but the truth is if there's not a new framework a new a new legal binding legally binding treaty limiting development everyone is going to feel like they need to keep up with the with the other guy and so that's what china's thinking now i'm that's what russia's thinking and you know the united states is is going to have to make some tough decisions about how much it is going to do to try to catch up with the others without a binding framework 10 ships in brussels thank you very much. that may not be some of the stories making news around the in the thai capital bangkok a total of 6 bomb blasts have left at least 4 people injured the 1st explosions took place in central bangkok 2 other blasts were reported at a government complex on the cit

news live from berlin the united states reels from to mass shootings just hours apart at least 9 people are reported dead in dayton ohio after a man opened fire in a bar some 16 others are injured to suspected gunman has been killed. and on the same day 20 people were killed and dozens wounded in another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside a busy wal-mart store is being described as a hate crime 21 year old man has been arrested police say a racist manifesto neighbors field his motives. and then hong kong pro-democracy protesters are out on the streets for a 9th straight weekend this comes after a night of fiery clashes between police and protesters the demonstrations are continuing despite the threat of a military crackdown. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us. 2 separate mass shootings in the united states have left almost 30 people dead the most recent attack came in the last few hours in the city of dayton ohio police say 9 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a bar in the center of the city at least 16 others were taken to local h

health officials in the united states say that a person who has used cigarettes has died after developing a long disease at least 200 case. of respiratory illness have been reported across the state of illinois but it is still unclear if the death or the illnesses were caused by the use of cigarettes which is also known as vapor. they've been marketed as a healthier alternative to tobacco the cigarettes are now a $1000000000.00 industry popular with teens and young adults but after a wave of a ping related illnesses including a death in the u.s. experts are scrambling to pinpoint the cause. at this time here in illinois we do not know what is contributing to these respiratory illnesses a common link among our 22 cases is that all individuals have a reported history or recent taping or use of electronic devices urge people to use caution and consider avoiding the use of such material while tobacco use is at an all time low in the u.s. they ping is on the rise more than 3 and a half 1000000 teens used electronic devices last year. no clear link has been established between east cigarettes a

point you know i was in the united states just last week everyone was talking about the fires in the the amazon. it was also talked about the g. 7 summit. the environment climate change. she definitely has hit on the you will. of this generation. and we're waiting and. they've got a lot of introductions to do let me ask my producer. if we know how long we can stay on this is. very emotional i just want to give a few facts as to kat so we're going to stay on this a little bit longer. let's just listen in one second ok what they say. we started on august 14th $1445.00 u.t.c. . we did it was 6 low pressure systems and tropical depressions a very tough north atlantic route. we encountered wind speed of certain knots we hit 2 times a boat speeds of over certain notes we passed very near as a source on august 5th we finally arrived this morning at lighthouse it's 845 u.t.c. we spent $330.00. ok. pablo you're going to be staying there to cover the can you give me a gauge of how many people you think. can you. yeah. it's definitely i mean there's probably hundreds a couple of 100 people part

states and the taliban this is the 9th time they've come together to try to hammer out a deal and 18 years of fighting in afghanistan they are doing this without the participation of the actual afghan government here are the 4 major issues being looked at the withdrawal of foreign troops mostly americans a ceasefire counterterror guarantees and the promise by the taliban to engage in intra afghan talks before we get into what any of that means here's a quick reminder of the rise fall and a resurgence of the taliban. the taliban a marriage in the early 19 nineties their aim was to turn afghanistan into a theocracy and by foreign influence from the country. in 1906 the taliban seize control of the capital kabul and began enforcing shari'a law they forced women to wear burkas clothes girls' schools television and music or bond. after having been largely ignored by the west for years the country became the center of attention in 2001 in the aftermath of the 911 terror attacks at the time the taliban kept close ties with al qaeda the terrorist network behind the attack the taliban shelter

this is deja news live from the united states reels from 2 mass shootings just a pos the latest in dayton ohio comes off dramatically opened fire in a popular nightlife area the suspected gunman has been killed his sister was among the victims it follows another shooting in el paso texas. and in hong kong received protesters are also on the streets for a 9th straight weekend some demonstrations are training on any softer they're heavy handed response and government buildings with stones and eggs househunting into march despite the thracian of the military crackdown we'll hear from our reporter on the scene. in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton there's one step closer to the 6 full tightrope be mislaid he's traveled one thrilling time gary grant green never really beating up ease up and coming rival next to shop and with just 3 laps to go. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program. it's specific mass shootings in the united states have left 29 people date 9 were killed in dayton ohio when a gunman opened fire in a busy night. the suspects sister was among the dead 27 o

>> they have influence on pakistan, the united states in particular. united states needs pakistan right now in order to solve the crisis in afghanistan. to get out of afghanistan is mr. trump's agenda. india is in a difficult position regionally right now. it was always pakistan that was isolated, and maybe now it is the other way around. brent: pakistan and india are nuclear powers. is that an insurance policy that they will not go to war over this? >> it is not. we have seen numerous crises over the last years, mostly because insurgents or terrorists supported by pakistan were active in kashmir. brent: do you think they will go to war? we have about 15 seconds. do you think this will end in a military conflict? >> no. i think there are soso many countries involved they will be able to prevent it. let's hope. brent: we appreciate your insights tonight. thank you. china has issued a stark warning to pro-democracy activists in hong kong a day after a strike that paralyzed the territory. a government spokesman in beijing says punisishment is coming in th

states. in a country plagued by poverty crime. in unemployment the presidential election pits the conservative candidate giamatti against former 1st lady sandra taurus she has a narrow lead over his left wing opponent a former head of the prison system he favors reinstating the death penalty and has been campaigning on a tough law and order message you all. have a message to all those brutal extortionists. president you are finished. buying you and throw you in jail. tauruses weighed down by allegations of corruption the entrepreneur has promised voters to tackle poverty almost 60 percent of guatemalans live below the poverty line. and look at kerry's i want the country to develop so that people here don't have to migrate to the u.s. . in the migration is the key theme of the selection much like the electorate the candidates are united in their rejection of the deal struck with the us that will require migrants transiting through guatemala to claim asylum in the central american country. in t

this is g w news live from berlin 2 mass shootings in the united states claim more lives as the president tells the nation to reject racial hatred. in one voice our nation must condemn racism bigotry and white supremacy the sinister ideologies must be defeated. can the country overcome deep divisions and prevent more massacres also coming up tonight india strips the disputed kashmir region of its special status raising fears of unrest critics call it a dark day for democracy pakistan which also claims the territory has condemned the move calling it illegal and hong kong police fired tear gas at pro-democracy demonstrators amid a general strike record numbers of activists have been arrested the chief executive warning that this city is headed for a very dangerous place. it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump is urging his country to condemn white supremacy in his 1st national address following 2 mass shootings over the weekend president described the acts as barbaric in crimes against humanity the number of victims in saturday's racially motivated it's hack in el

this is did abuse live from the death toll from the weekend's mass shootings in the united states rises to 30 as the president tells a grieving nation to reject racial hatred. voice our nation condemned racism bigotry and white supremacy. ideologies for must be defeated become a country overcome political divisions and prevent future tragedies also on the program. strips the disputed kashmir region of its special status causing uproar in parliament. critics call it a doctrine for democracy pakistan which also claims the territory condemns the move as illegal. and the general strike in hong kong brings more chaos as police fired tear gas at the pro-democracy demonstrators a record number of activists the detained the chief executive of the territory is on the verge of a dangerous situation. i'm phil gal welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has told his country that they must the country must reject white supremacist. addressing the ventilation the following the weekend's the mass shootings mr trump are describing incidents as. and crimes against humanity 29 people were kill

states or the united kingdom so before the iranian vessel in gibraltar it's not free in peril here in the persian gulf will not be released either iran's foreign minister zarif said. to stop the release of the tanker was an attempt piracy move so he said washington was abusing the international legal system to steal iranian property and that is if you sat by many iranians we've spoken to some people here from ireland and they said they do not want a conflict to happen with other countries not here in their region and not elsewhere but that they are willing to step up and defend their own country if necessary so that is why everybody here in the persian gulf is monitoring very closely what is happening in. serious trouble reporting from there out of the question in the strait of hormuz let's take a closer look at this with dr simon mabon he's a political analyst specializing in the middle east studies and international relations of the university of lancaster in the u.k. welcome to d.w. so the tank is now free to say oh it's been moved but it's still there what's the hold up. well i gu

and only what are you hearing about the talks between the united states and the taliban i mean we've got some reports suggesting that there may be a breakthrough coming in the next few days. well the breakthrough you know the reports are that some some sort of a breakthrough. you know within the next few days of the holiday. which is a blessing for up on people because there are too many eat there going far too many months of ramadan where you know people have been suffering from these kinds of attacks and signs of difficulties but you know i mean there's a lot of rumors and i don't want to comment on the rumors because we don't know what will end up in to what will not end up happening but the one thing that we know that's consistently been happening over the last 7 rounds mao where in the 8th round is that the talks sort of orbiting around these 2 points for troop withdrawal and also the u.s. is the plane that you know the taliban can never meet up on the border safe haven for foreign terrorist will to which let's we hadn't been doing it for haiti in years they can't do it now so a

hate is not what should define us they say it's not what the united states is all about. and the victims of the el paso shooting are also being mourned across the border several mexicans are among those who've lost their lives authorities have said that they are investigating the rampage as an anti immigrant hate crime el paso has been long intertwined with its sister city which is across the border mexico's see about what is now the city has become a magnet for migrants hoping to eventually seek asylum in the united states but for many it's become a miserable wait which is tends to with fear. many of the emergency shelters on the mexican side of the border are full but people continue to arrive the u.s. is sending migrants back here across the border until there are silent applications are processed. this is the detention center in el paso asylum seekers describe what they've experienced there you know they sent boeing us they searched everything and touched us everywhere a woman next to me told the border guard to stop touching her but they just continued to make bookin

the united states to withdraw its troops from. mr. w.'s us under president has reported extensively on the afghan war can tell us more welcome. let's start by putting these 2 events together but the taliban currently in the middle of peace talks with the united states so why carry out this bombing i think it's about leverage at the negotiation table if we just look at this months of july if i can share the statistics with you with the u.n. has just put the knowledge in the month of july alone we saw more than 1500 civilian casualties that is killed and injured and that means almost 50 casualties a day that is because of a big spike in a text like the one today we saw in kabul but also we see a rise in let's say air raids and nitrate so everybody is power mongering because that is about leverage at the negotiation table taliban want to prove look we can strike the heart of the capital at any point of time we want to and surely if you are exploding detonating born bomb as happened today even if you do that in front of a police station all r

in the united states and all around the world welcome tonight u.s. president donald trump is urging his country to condemn white supremacy in his 1st national address following 2 mass shootings over the weekend president trump described. the acts as barbaric and crimes against all humanity now the number of victims in saturday's racially motivated attack in el paso it has risen to 22 and early on sunday 9 others lost their lives in a separate shooting in dayton ohio bringing the weekend's death toll so far to 31 my fellow i'm an animation of speech trump described to shoot his who carried out separate massacres in texas and ohio as mentally ill make the us president's call to speedy death penalties for hate crimes in to today i'm also directing the department of justice to propose legislation ensuring that those who commit hate crimes and mass murders face the death penalty and that this capital punishment be delivered quickly decisively and without years of needless to lay these are just a few of the areas of cooperation that we can pursue in his 1s

and united states will be very real and i think it's. all right a fantastic deal many deals it will seem terribly friendly so far is working out a trade deal between the u.k. and the us really as easy as that suggesting. of course not all this is pine in the sky literally tungsten of course talked about that he would like to export british pork pie to the united states which has so far not allowed there he wants to export call the flour bridge bell peppers shower trays all the range of detail goods that he sort of put up this morning and said there would be great opportunities for british exporters there but of course we know that it isn't going to be much tougher than that the us president is not going to bend over to britain to britain a favor he is looking for his own good. examples and his own sort of good outcomes and so what donald trump's want one doesn't trump wants is something completely different from what boris johnson promises those own people at the end there is very likely to be disappointment particularly on the british s

in the united states the commemorations are continuing after a weekend of mass shootings with the death toll now rising to 31 in a speech on monday u.s. president called for bipartisan solutions to the bloodshed but he's facing sharp criticism from democrats who say he lacks the moral authority to rally the country against violence and racism is due to visit passo tomorrow. here you thousands got that in el paso to give each other comfort and sing in one voice. how they came to grief for the dead and pray for the families and the wounded their message to the world el paso so strong this is not going to define us this is only going to make us stronger make us more united and that's what we're going to show the world that you know i'll pass over the city of love for the safe city so is the city that is strong we're going to overcome this concept that i am 21 year old man attacked this shopping center in el paso near the border with mexico he killed 22 people and injured dozens more the shooter surrendered to police and is cooperating with their investigation authorities believe he was mot

hello i'm christine welcome to the program. 6 separate mass you scenes in the united states have left 29 people date night killed in dayton ohio when a gunman opened fire in a busy night. a suspect system was among the dead 27 at this were taken to local hospitals with injuries he's killed the suspected shooter at the scene it came just alice off to a never mess you seen in el paso texas left 20 people dead a report begins with the shooting in ohio. it was just 30 seconds of shooting but the rampage in ohio claimed the lives of 9 people as well as the heavily armed gunman. just boom boom boom boom boom boom you can tell there's a big good you got going to get those from the here you know austerities issued this video showing the gunman trying to enter a popular bar in the data nightclub district police move in and shoot him dead the suspect was identified as an unemployed man in his early twenty's one of the victims his sister and his motive so far unknown. there is far too much information that we have to review before we can even begin a conversation about possible motive and i want