k. government vows to press on with its policy of sending asylum seekers to landa. despite a last minute setback in the past, i ran desponding for the time being one of the world's most successful pop groups decides to take a break. and i'm far as small with the sports as costa rica book, the final world cup spot. central americans beat new zealand one now and are heading to their 3rd finals in a row. ah, hello, welcome to the program. we begin in the united states where president joe biden has urged oil companies to take action against soaring petrol. prices in a letter biden said, we're fine is need to produce more gasoline and diesel and they should work with his administration to address the crisis. consumer prices in the us have reached 40 year highs, driven by shortage in oil supply. let's go straight to our white house correspondent kennedy hook it. kimberly biden's been under intense pressure on gas prices. so now he's just passing that pressure on toil companies. well, what he's saying is that if you don't work with me, i'm going to have to use my powers to bring prices down for

yes, the 1st of january can be sent to landa, and most refugees will come to the county. i've seen counties of war. so i put that some of them are sudanese and when they apply for the side, 90 percent of their faces a field branch asylum. so they can be from any country in the world and they will be deployed to place where they don't know. busy the language cards and where they don't want to go and some of them will set connections with k. so they'll be in a way. and even if they have a family, a claim to family verification that may be undermined by the sponsor. so why do you think the british government is doing this? this does, does it make any sense at all why the biggest government claims that this is a way to and in a way deter smugglers and traffic us from a b, from man. and, and i think people and across the board does. but we know from research that usually people are freak out is um, county will not be deterred by such policies. and the u. k. government has already been financed the range of what had been described as host telling bottoming policies towards my p

we have in some areas, specifically in, in landa, just outside, been seeing people return to their homes, try to clean up. and in many instances, while the government has said they're doing their best to assist as many people as possible, many of these communities, especially in outlying areas, appear to be on their own relying on the local communities relying on neighbors to assist them even with things such as blankets, but one of the main concerns for people in these areas is that the infrastructure has been quite severely damaged. they don't have running water, they don't have electricity. and so they're having to try and essentially make a plan, a route that we visited. one community was you using a, a burst water pipe to collect water in buckets traveling kilometers dozens of kilometer, sometimes to take water back and forth between the water pipe and their homes. they are struggling to manage, especially with is limited access and limited government assistance. ultimately, just relying on whatever they can do in these local communities. ok, for me, i mean a thanks for that life fr

chairman, and welcome to our director sharks landa young. we are proud of the work you are doing. very impressed by your presentation here. those of us who worked with you on the appropriations committee have a special pride and satisfaction in the job you are doing. so congratulations. we are glad to see you. and we are also glad to see the president's budget. as the chairman of the transportation hud subcommittee, we will look forward to early hearings with secretaries fudge and buttegeig. we will of course as usual look at every line this budget proposal with care. we like what we see so far, though. i must say, the department of housing and urban development has a 9.5% increase, much needed. we can use it very wisely, i think, to address homelessness and housing costs, to expand and improve the housing stock. and we intend, as you do, to focus throughout on safety, on equity, on climate resiliency, and energy efficiency. the transportation side of the budget also looks good. that's a 2% increase. it's building in good ways on the infrastructure investment and jobs act with a p

s. corner, or the transit landa corner, simply because the trip to washington was such to regain credibility in the eyes of the biden administration. and capitol hill and president, by really went out on a limb, to support germany and say that it's a reliable ally. look, he reached along the rest of the lot, and i'm not sure he's getting much in return at the moment and it depends on germany. now. i think germany could, will halt nor trim too if there's further incursion. i think it will be very hard to circumvent what biden's said in the white house and because of history, germany will not send lethal weapons to ukraine and it's also written in the coalition agreement. but it could do other things that could continue to be a large donor to ukraine and could send more trips to troops to the eastern flank of nato, to make up for this historical sort of obligation that the germans feel that they still have, but is on it in the barbara, the german foreign minister mentioned in kia, recently, the cost of russian incursion in ukraine would be huge for germany as well, for dominic condiment. becau

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from just one shot caused by variants they said this study was done in countries with a lot of the landa and gamma variants present. so really getting a clearer picture of the j&j vaccine the company emphasizing one dose during pandemic stretches supply and provides lasting protection, but of course giving two doses is going to boost you up guys >> so, meg, we're expecting the fda to potentially release decision on the booster shot for pfizer's covid-19 vaccine as soon as tomorrow based on some headlines i've seen what's the timeline for j&j now? >> well, it's really interesting, morgan. we weren't really sure and yesterday dr. fauci told holly jackson on msnbc we're talking about moderna and j&j boosters potentially becoming available in two to three weeks. that seemed sooner because we haven't seen the fda go through the process. the j&j submitted them to the fda. could we see them holding these meetings in the next few weeks possibly but what we'll see play out this week right now is just for people who got the pfizer shot the booster for them morgan >> okay. meg terrel, thank you for

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and that as always, add more of a landa. thank you so much for your time today. thank you. and after a sobering, last few months, bitcoin is headed back up with the world's largest crypto current fee hitting $50000.00 on sunday to reach a more than 3 month high. bitcoin hit an all time high over $64000.00 in april, but sold off heavily in june and july, even dipping below $30000.00. this as so many people in places like afghanistan are making a real world experiment of crypto currency. jonathan, discuss those story that boom bus co host and crypto analysts, ben swan and chris, the i. christy, i want to start with you here. what is driven bitcoin latest rise back about $50000.00? several things. big coin initially dropped from the all time highs, mid a slew of bad news. so we had the crackdown in mind from china, which caused the hash rate to drop more regulation. eli must trolling bitcoin and while several of those factors still exist, the future big one looks a lot more positive. we are now in the aftermath of the china crack down. and once again, the unity realized that,

rush i don't understand why there's a rush when we're still playing with this delta, hearing about landa. we're all flying blind there's a lot of -- as richard curtain from michigan wrote, the chief economist there, wrote, there's a lot of emotional scarring in our consumer maybe the fragileness of that is a little more -- a little more there than people think it really is. >> don't even tell me there is a lambda issue now you know -- >> exactly they don't want to talk about it. >> that goes back to one of the big questions people have. come took the drop in consumer sentiment and said it is because prices are up, it's because no one can afford anything and are experiencing sticker shock that's a different issue than a demand-sided one don't we have a consumer who is pretty flush with cash we're still going through the child tax credit payments for the next few months. >> we do and that would be a nice n narr narrative, but it's not the case when you dpig into the data what you see is actually, you know, job and employment and income sentiment fell back during last month. that's with 10

a new study by researchers in japan not yet peer reviewed suggest the landa variant is proficient in escaping from the immunity elicited by vaccination. is it inevitable we eventually get a variant that beats the vaccines we have? >> the more it is left uncontrolled in the u.s. and around the world, that is another reason why none of us can tap out of the collective pandemic problem and need to fight with everything we've got still. >> ed young appreciate you coming on the show and your reporting and analysis. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> as kids get ready to go back to class we are already seeing horrific stories in school districts where covid is raging. in broward county, florida this week three teachers and one teaching assistant all died of complications from the coronavirus on the same day. at least three of them were unvaccinated. the cdc's recommending that both adults and children wear masks as they return to the classroom in the fall. but given how contagious the delta variant is should teachers be required to get vaccinated? we have the president of the tea

got, let's bring an ad moyer, he's a senior market analyst with a landa at a pleasure to have you back on the show. i know it's been quite a while. i want to start with the price action over the last week. is this all about those concerns? due to demand from the delta variance, well, it's a combination. i think the delta variant has really started to weigh on the outlook for asia. remember at the beginning of the month we saw malaysia, indonesia vietnam, all in contracts and territory. when it, when we saw those manufacturing pmi readings, china barely hanging onto expansion territory. so there's a lot of weakness right now hitting the global economic recovery story. and right now that is really being driven by the covered very don't the variant and you're probably going to see prices are going to remain. i'm pretty heavy in the short term just because of this market has come, so it's rebounded so much. you're probably going to have, i think a lot of investors remain cautious as we probably approach this period on wall street where there's a lot of risk that needs to be taken off. and

it van is. landa is a professor of transport and economics at the university of and he joins us live now from skype. thanks for joining us, professor. can you break it down a little bit? there are supply chains by land, air, and say, is one more important than the other. well, basically we can say to, for international traits, we see that maritime transportation is by far the most important. around 90 percent of all goods, international trade travel via the sea actually. and don't go via arizona minority that goes for air and we see some more cargo coming up via land. real transport typically between asia and europe for instance. but still, the majority of the transportation goes via c. so the thing is very important. so how much will base disruptions impact europe and the us what we've seen in already in the past year, but more than the year. and i went to corporate crisis is that if such a big event happens, that supply chains get wrapped up very easily, very quickly. actually. ports get close to goods can be shipped out any more from one continent to another. with cove it, we have

we're seeing a lot of fear-mongering right now even today, liz with the landa variant, by the way all covid viruses are avant. are a variant. there is no original strain. this is the lamda variant. it is in peru. some scientists claim it evaded vaccinated immunity. i saw a headlines about that. guess what talking about the chinese, certain novak, one that is poorly effective. this sort of stuff hurts our cause. elizabeth: dr. marty makary, great to have you on. come back soon. >> sure, liz. elizabeth: congresswoman kat cammack, on this story, where is the outrage, alarm bells, by democrats and media about the chinese developing dangerous virus and along with the chinese military that could leak out of labs over there? gop is ramping up, saying the nancy pelosi and the democrats are covering up for china. we have the story next. with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement ♪ you've got the looks ♪ ♪ let's make lo

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as future wars starts june 10th, w the global authority is landa, very. the blows in the fight against online crime and international state has seen hundreds of arrests worldwide after criminals were tricked into using an app run by the f b i plus the authorities in the u. s. say they've closed back most of the money paid by colonial pipeline joining a ransomware attack. coming up, you're paying firms operating in china. say that be down to the country. swift recovery from the found demik. however, level politics means there's a sense, fast trouble could be on the way to be a business on rob watson berlin, welcome to the program. police have dealt a huge blow to global organized crime, arresting over 800 people in an international sting involving encrypted phones during the joint action by the authorities in the u. s. and australia, criminal gangs were tricked into using a messing messaging app that was being secretly run by the f. b. i. arrests were made in more than a dozen countries and drugs, weapons luxury vehicles in cash c without news. swiftly fol

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leased the championship for the 1st time in his formula career college, 5 seconds ahead of mclaren landa norris. on this eighty's had a day, they'd rather forget about to read both. retired during a pit stop because the team couldn't remain one of the tires. 7 time while champion, louis hamilton finished 7 liverpool and chelsea have secured a champions league football for next season. but last i have missed out. sorry i am on a school twice for liverpool. it's a crystal palace. you know that i'm failed to finish that in the premier league. chelsea were beaten by ask them but ended up sneaking into the thoughtful because less that look them up again. his confirmation of the table, then liverpool and the season a bed on 69 points, the head of chelsea left the just the point father behind in 5th and having to settle fearfully football next season. west time we'll join them and that competition after the highest premier league finished in 22 years and will enter the integral europa conference lake with awful missing out on european football for the 1st time in 25 years. yeah, it's big. it's

and then big gold medalist became the 1st woman for landa. your chink though, double pike in competition. launching her final run to the tokyo gate and bile seems to be made to be limping. because of the pat demik gave her time to work on the move. the hardest part is making sure i grabbed my legs in the correct spot, so they're not slipping from my hands. but we started working on it pretty seriously. after quarantine, i want to say because before quarantine, we worked on it a little bit and then everything got set down. we had the extra year. because if not, we would have never tried it. so give him the time to play around with it. then that's what we thought it would be kind of feasible. now you may never have heard the name been it. it's a pill also before but should remember it is the italian team is shaking up the world of swimming. the 16 year old broke the women, 50 meters, great stroke will record on saturday at european championships, she clocked the time of 29.3 seconds, shaving of 10 for all the 2nd off them off by american olympi

landa hole a hatter berlin was looking for a glimpse of safety ahead of the basement battle against be left for it. they've been out of action for 2 weeks due to covert quarantine restrictions but the layoffs thing to do them good judging by their performance in 2 of the 3 rhaetian jewels matches played in midweek that's why i think it was an intense 2 weeks even though it wasn't nice just sitting at home but we got the maximum out of it and that positive experience has a knock on effect it automatically puts you in a better mood and gives you a positive or a. struggle. with pound our guys goal of 4 points from all 3 matches the point at mind center 3 nil home win against freiburg meant job done with one spare game to go but the coach had been careful not to overtax his players making 9 changes between those 2 outings. and against being left out again downs i chose to rotate changing his starting line up in 8 positions. and he seemed confident of his strategy. but this is our home turf this is our stadium and i think these are also our 3 points sorry. to have to slipping back into the

mix joins us from independent restaurant coalition and co-owner of the james beard award nominated landa in brooklyn. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets ." for what it's worth, the u.s. leisure and hospitality sector where the vast majority of jobs are represented by restaurants added 330,000 workers in april as the economy reopened. the group is down 3.1 million, 418.5 percent compared to february of 2020. -- or 18.5% compared to february. it has to be the hardest hit sector out there. amanda: 100%. when we write the forensic review on government support, some of it will look at keeping businesses afloat that then close their doors when the government support is removed. a number of zombie restaurants are out there now. when government support goes away, they will too. the jobs will not come back to them. rehiring in this space is a lot harder than firing. i think that will create a little stickiness for the rehiring point. matt: let's talk to ivy mix, a member of the independent restaurant coalition advisory board. also the core owner -- co-owner of leyenda in broo

samples and is preparing to return to earth the 1st such mission in more than 40 years the long march 5 landa is also mapping the area and using ground penetrating radar to search for minerals and war so it's unclear exactly when the probe will lift off from the mood surface and begin its journey back to earth. it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines and i'll just 0 police in hong kong have detained the media tycoon and pro-democracy advocate jimmy lai the outspoken government critic has been charged with defrauding the government of businesses will remain in custody until a court case in april.

samples and is preparing to return to earth the 1st such mission in more than 40 years the long march 5 landa is also mapping the area and using ground penetrating radar to search for minerals and water it's unclear exactly when the probe will lift off from the moon's surface begin its journey back to earth. but he will news analysis and video at our website take a look at al-jazeera don't call. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fit here in doha the headlines from al-jazeera more than 2700 people in the u.s. have died with the corona virus in the past 24 hours that's the highest daily death toll since april hospital admissions also reached a record 100000 wednesday hong kong media tycoon and pro-democracy advocate jimmy lie has been refused bail the outspoken government critic has been charged with defaulting government businesses to view the pollen reports now from hong kong.

they have to request that what with wean in georgia gd kemp called out national guard to parts of at landa right step we need other governors to follow if they don't want to i got through national guard we can provide civil law enforcement they have to ask for it that is how law works president trump very clear that if they ask we will respond. >> when you look at some of the democratic run cities mayor giuliani was just with us named a number of cities that are run by democrat mayors, are i don't know if sanctuary city policies but why are all democratic run cities are going off the rails right now are these policies, killing our cities? >> absolutely. and i think, the core of this is a lot of those mayors individual leaders running those big city metropolitan areas are playing politics when sanctuary tee policies or attacking law enforcement they are doing or that for politics. it is having a very, very dote mental effect we are seeing we are seeing a rise in a number of violent crimes in cities, a direct effect of that criminals taking notice ins what is going on and, again, at the core

prison friends, family paying final respects to 27-year-old rayshard brooks yesterday funeral held in landa where martin luther king was a copastor, police of arrest 29-year-old natalie white for allegedly burning you down wendy's restaurant, rayshard brooks was shot after struggle with police she was to have been brooks' girlfriend. >> fired in shooting death of taylor department says he violated policy on deadly force firing 10 rounds into o covered window and door prevented from verifying immediate threat has 10 days to repeal a termination taylor shot and killed by officers inside her home during a raid on no knock warrant, banned. >> the rope inside is the garage is a noose,it was left there last year. >> it is straight up noose fbi stated a noose i have what evidence was in my garage. . >> fbi says rope was tied like noose, video shows hanging in the garage last october result of the investigation one day after nascar fwhachd a show of solidarity. >> past time to return opening day major league baseball for july 24, players due to report to training camps next week a 60 game season pl

robert landa, nbc bay area news. >>> tonight, the number of reported cases in the bay area has crossed 11,000 mark. here are some of the counties here. san francisco county, more than 2,000. alameda county, almost 2500 cases. more than santa clara county. here, san mateo counties. and san francisco, the numbers of hospitalizations in the past five weeks. mid april to the beginning of may, the numbers are the highest and then the city reaches the peak hospitalizations on april 29th. you notice it starts to go downhill. that is good news. around that week, the numbers are relatively flat. it shows the city flattened the curve, and sin ccinco de mayo, can see, may 16th, it's downhill for there. and going from 90 hospital partials, down to 53 this weekend. not only has the city flattened the curve but it's passed its peak hospitalizations. >> it could be a few weeks, raj, until france is ready to move deeper in phase two. london breed said they are closely monitoring how the city will progress in easing shelter at home restrictions. only part two, stores can reopen for indoor services as w

artwork has been unveiled in the swiss alps which aims to inspire hope during the global pandemic thanks landa to say cold has artwork beyond crisis and spans 3000 square meters across crossland near the western switzerland town of slaves send it was spray painted using a mix of coal and chalk. this is all it is either of these are the top stories britain's prime minister has returned to work after being diagnosed with a corona virus a month ago but us johnson says the u.k. is beginning to turn the tide in tackling the outbreak but is warning of the risk of a 2nd wave. if these virus were a physical assailant an unexpected and invisible mog which i can tell you propose to experience it is then this is the moment when we have begun together to wrestle it to the floor i know it is tough and i want to get this economy moving as fast as i can but i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a 2nd major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the n.h.s. the daily death toll from coronavirus in europe as hard as his country is has fallen to

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. >> joseph landa tried to get tested in new rochelle north of new york city. >> they pretty much asked me what i was feeling, which was scratchy throat, headache, achy bones, a little bit of fever, but since i didn't have 102 fever, they didn't want to give me the virus test. and i think they're short of the virus test. i'm not as concerned about myself. it's the damage that my having the virus can do to the people around me. >> dr. jon lapook joins us to explain why this is such a problem as this crisis unfolds. good morning. >> good morning, michelle. >> we just heard from dr. fauci in our last half hour that he's optimistic that we're going to get more tests out there to more people. the question is everyone wants to get tested now if they have a sore throat, a slight fever. where do they go? and what should they do? >> well, yeah, what people don't want you to do is to just go into a doctor's office or go into a hospital emergency room unannounced, right? because you don't want to be meansng ir e'rking abo tripeope tment or aician. if you don't have one, there are hot lines. new yo

the international consensus has been that no peace is possible without a palestinian stateit on the landa capital in jerusalem. today the land is sliced up by walls, wire, the trump plan wants to throw t the old consensus to offer a sort of state to the palestinians if they agree to restrictions approved by israel. gisrael has a chance bigger, with what looks to be a green light to annexed territory it wants to like here in the jordan valley. the timing suits the two leaders d--traction from elections and service charges, high crimes and misdemeanors for tmp, bribery and corruption for netanyu. this may be the deal of the century for the iaeli government, but it is not for the palestinians. it could cree a sensef frustration, anger, and hopelessness, which in such a combustible part of theng worlds ous. jeremy bowen, bbc news, at the :ite house. na at least 10 palestinians have been injured during protests against the plan unveiled in washington. demonstrations came as the paleinian leader said his response to trump's deal was 1000 times no. our international correspondent orla guerin has

experience is once again so that the world will never forget what happened on such supplied is ma gottfried landa. at 98 years old margaret friedland is one of the few remaining survivors of the holocaust. as a young woman she lived in this berlin apartment building with her family then the nazis murdered her brother and her parents her mother before she was deported to auschwitz left her message tried to live your life. for a time feed and i managed to hide. mange to fit i owe it to the people who helped me out. who didn't just look away. when the nazis found her they sent her to the concentration camp today she tells young germans her story. tesing step. is easy and.

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to do so is this week so joining us from mexico to discuss this and ken current one i asked her as landa he's a lawyer and secretary general for mexico united against crime in mexico city deborah up another low she's a journalist and founder of mexico reporter also in mexico city you know i'm grillo he's a journalist and author of al narco inside mexico's criminal insurgency welcome everyone to this stream now we've got so much feedback on this because emotions are high people have opinions about this but i want to start our conversation with someone who is involved in this intimately this is ali hans romans razzo he's a professor in mexico and he also advised the ministry of interior on the revision process for this bill have a listen to what he told the string mexican congress is about to regulate marijuana force under court order to change the law in order to get away from prohibition after 5 years almost congress finally moving along towards regulation this is a huge huge huge and it's very important for mexico mexico has been invested in that sort of drug war for the last 30 years w

so we're joined now from johannesburg via landa t.n.t. she is co executive director at the archive. food the organization aims to tackle gender based violence wendy said can you lay is director at rise up against gender based violence she's also in johannesburg and completing a line up from johannesburg. he is a social justice and gender activist hello everybody i wish it was under better circumstances that we got so many amazing young south africans here to talk about a huge issue in south africa your land and this is for all of you get your land or you can start here what is it about south africa the makes it so dangerous for women what's going on. thank you for having me on the show and i like to greet everyone that's watching and chiming in i think asking what is it that makes south africa so violent or rather why is gender based violence the sickly so rife i think it would be doing an injustice true kind of not look at all the other socio economic and political factors and and appear in i guess the legacy of we are as we come from the movie i as a country and this is talking ab

the national hurricane center still put barry on landa sometime tonight appeared overnight into tomorrow morning and before it is all said and done by monday, and an estimated 20 inches of rain expected to fall in certain parts of this already waterlogged region. julie, go, back to you guys. >> julie: casey stegall, thank you very much. we will have much more on this with louisiana senator, john kennedy. he will join us to talk about how his state is preparing. >> we are pursuing a new option to ensure a complete and timely count of the noncitizen population. i am hereby ordering every department and agency in the federal government to provide a department of commerce with all requested records regarding the number of citizens and noncitizens in our country. they must furnish all legally accessible records in their possession immediately. >> bill: so, that from late afternoon yesterday. saying he will get the information another way. here to take on that, white house deputy press secretary, hogan gidley. thank you for coming back. >> thank you so much. our prayers are with the people of

what the builders are putting u is largely on the higher end as they battle high costs for landa labo regulatory compliance. >> the only issue is that as rates go down you still have low inventory, and that wi limit sales. so prices are going to go up, sales will not be as strong. >> reporter: the supply of existing homes for sale was gaining but is now shrinking again, especially for affordable homes.s. part of that is due to increased inveor demand. at the end of last year, investors made up over 11% of home purchases, the highest rate since core logic began tracking in 1999. the vast majority of those buying are small investors coming in with cash. for regular buyers, the sting of higher prices and the increasing competition from all-cash investors are both negating the benefit of lower mortgage rates and taking the heat out of what so b thought mig a hot summer forng hou. for "nightly business report", i'm diana olick in washington. >>> t the economy now. the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits is stillringing to its lowest levels in decades. initial jobless claim

case the introduction rightly suggested that the process started in one thousand nine hundred eighty landa was the cause of the fight for independence in the court under the center what happened was when the stalemate arrived the lancaster house agreement provided for one that while the war ended i knew they went through the democratic process. land would be redistributed on willing seller willing buyer and what would happen is that they got on top of the process led by britain would provide the funds to be able to do just that the thing is that the british and others of their allies failed to commit that to all of their commitments because of politics going back to towards the year two thousand and one thousand nine hundred ninety five ninety six ninety seven particularly. in for we go into too much historical depth of analysis what i want to do is to focus on now your overall feeling is this is a land reform paul a policy that is positive for the country in the economy right that's your sentiment london for london form is an imperative the context is important because as we are saying an

we realize the fully final verified denuclearization china has accuse us president dahlan trumpets landa after he said beijing was trying to meddle in the upcoming u.s. midterm elections tom told the u.n. security council this week that china was interfering because of his tough styles on trade patty culhane reports we found that giant it was a new and surprising allegation from the us president it didn't go over well in beijing would usually defeat and we advise the united states to stop this and ceasing criticism and slander of china to stop these wrong words and deeds that damage by lateral relations and the interests of both countries' peoples he is responding to a moment from the un security council they were supposed to be talking about nonproliferation when president donald trump took the occasion to attack china accusing them of trying to interfere in the upcoming congressional elections they do not want me or us to win because i am the first president ever to challenge china on trade and we are winning on trade we are winning at every level we don't want them to meddle or interf

to conserve and protect what remains of africa's tropical rainforest cathy zoi al-jazeera employee landa south africa. in the next installment of our series on the world's forests we will be going to southeast asia where a boom in biofuels is posing a major threat to the region's rain forests they're being cleared at an unprecedented level to make way for palm oil plantations florence louis we'll have that story from malaysia. hello again here's a reminder for main stories on our desire the united states since has accused all sides and have been civil war of committing war crimes a panel of rights experts accused the rebel fighters of committing torture and using child soldiers on the saudi led coalition was criticized for causing heavy civilian casualties using airstrikes some of which may amount to war crimes the u.s. defense secretary says it has been working with the saudi led coalition to help reduce civilian deaths. at no time have we felt rebuffed or ignored when we bring concerns to them the training that we have given them we know has paid off we have had pilots in the air who r

yeah landa kyunki had just started a degree at rhodes university in south africa but she says she was raped she went for a drink with friends she doesn't remember anything else the following day other people told her that two different men had sex with her it's just really made me angry. really angry and through kids and i mean it has affected my relationships with men in their eyes. obviously the encounter after that i had my trust in people in general. and i guess i just was a become a prison's really and gets to say. you landers met many other students who were tired of their universities and police not acting on reports of sexual assault. on exchange students marched in broad university in twenty sixteen as part of their campaign they published a list of students and university staff on social media they said responsible for sexual assault students have also protested here the university has run into hundreds back and since the student movement began thousands more south africans have taken to social media to express their anger at the lack of justice for women who have been raped

growth better than at any time for four quarters, obama hit one quarter of 3% growth and now the at landa fed -- -- atlanta fed -- that's my point. economy was in deacceleration. charles: having said, supply side economics, this is two days in a row where there's more actual proof, it's not theoretical, minnesota, utah, connecticut, we are talking anywhere from 300 billion to $1.3 billion in surplus, guess what, you lowered tacks, people keep more money and spend it and circulates and comes back to the government, what's wrong with that, brian? >> nothing is wrong with it. but what puzzles me is how people deny the basic reality. it's nice to get data, though, because we can get a sense of how this actually works and what might happen in 2018, i think there's more of this to come. the effect to have tax cuts still have not been felt by most people. they are going to realize that over time this year and i think you're going to see trend drive forward. ashley: when was the last time illinois had a budget surplus? [laughter] liz: we are laughing about that, oh, my god. charles: i want to ask

landa is considered the first palestinian popular uprising for the past forty two years palestinians have been commemorating this day but this year after trump the clear ration over jerusalem it has taken greater significance it all started here in northern israel after thousands of hectares of land were confiscated from palestinians back in one nine hundred seventy six six palestinians were killed them yet of a hammy says nothing has changed since palestinian land is still being taken away now more than ever enemies in here we came to commemorate this day because we have to confront the state it's important to remember our martyrs and it's. oughtn't to save or ownership of the land i personally think we should resist until our last breath we shouldn't negotiate any more we shouldn't give up our rights we need to find new ways many of the people living in gaza today are refugees and they're demanding their right to return home several tens have been erected a little further away from the border fence for what is being called the great march of return people are vowing to stay here un