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china, indonesia, philippines, they feel the ocean with plastic. >> jesse: can i say one thing about straws. the only people that use draws our babies, okay, or when you go through a drive-thru so you don't spell or if you are at a free drink or something. >> dana: how about the ball game? >> jesse: everybody can drink out of -- >> greg: no, no, i'm saving you heartache. agree with me. the disabled relied plastic straws. >> jesse: they do and they should be able to have access. >> juan: the d.c. bill allows them to have plastic straws. >> jesse: i read the bill, greg. >> dana: the best thing that ever happen at at our house. my mom would let us buy bendy straws. >> greg: silly straws. don't ban them. only silly people will have been. i don't know what that meant. >> dana: the straw man. >> greg: the straw man argument. the media mocking sarah sanders. what she said and how she's fighting back. that's next. i thought i married an italian. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i w

send them to india, send them to the philippines. send them where the smart people are. we live in a time, as you guys know, both of you are business journalists by training that companies will go where the talent is. we live in a talent economy. if that -- if we don't allow that talent to come into the united states, those jobs go away and the people who lose are americans. the americans -- when american companies decide to move entire sections of their businesses abroad, it is the americans lose. if you have legal immigration of smart people coming to the country with ideas, with risktaking a built, with entrepreneurial zeal, those things contribute to the american economy. the american economy's built on all of those things. in addition to american gumption and hard work. so to suggest that keeping immigrants out would somehow benefit the united states, that goes against american history. that goes against economic theory. that goes against everything that we've seen to be true and practical. >> my only point to you is i'm pretty sure the president and steven mill rem

celsius over the next couple of days pushed a little further south a fair bit of sunshine sea into the philippines southern areas much as cassie or chaff from time to time but it's really going to be mainly across malaysia boyer seeing some lovely showers over towards smart down into indonesia we're going to see some really heavy showers as we go on through the next few days those showers continuing to rumble away particularly in the heat of the day further north tired i could catch some showers as we go on into sas days and lovely downpours a possibility to central and southern parts but dry to the north. believe the end is still. a place like no. generation strong by the sun later. but the discovery of precious little of the salt threatens to change the way of life for. witness sallade zero are now just the raw. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera european leaders are setting up a new payment system to continue trading with iran despite u.s. sanctions it will allow e.u. companies to do business with terror on using a european payment channel and therefore avoid u.

. >> i can remember trying to get them out of the philippines that we were shipping them off to hawaii trying to find a peaceful quiet nonviolent means to do so. you think something like that is in the works and if it were, what country would take it? >> that is certainly got to be part of any hope for a solution here to get maduro out. we've got to fracture the military. we've got to get some offers of amnesty and a reason to abandon that regime. the diplomatic isolation, economic sanctions and giving maduro some kind of easy pathway out of their bunkers to russia or china, even mexico perhaps is going to be part of this entire comprehensive strategy in package that's going to take some time, but you need to let that work rather than play into maduro's plan to rally around yankee imperialism from the north. >> his opponent, he needs generals on the side. he doesn't have them right now. how likely is that? >> guiado claims he's talking to the military. in secret as well. i think it is just a matter of a negotiation that the military has got some difficult decisions to make. either face

in the philippines, a grenade thrown into a mosque killed two people and wounded four wednesday. the attack in the southern city of zamboanga came three days after twin bombings at a roman caththolic cathedral on a nearby island killed 21 people. the two attacks followed a local referendum last week that showed overwhelming voter support for increased autonomy for the muslim-majority region of mindanao. in thailand, hundreds of schools have closed through this week as toxic smog fills the air of the capital bangkok. the smog comes from vehicular exhaust, construction, agricultural and factory pollution. high levels of fine particulate matter in the air have been found to cause premature death and are particularly dangerous for young children. over confidential files from 1000 special counsel robert mueller's investigation were leaked and later uploaded to a filesharing website, according to a new court filing. the filing by mueller's office said the documents were shared with the lawyers of indicted russian hackers and are believed to have been leaked by individuals in russia. ta

however we got some days of spells of sunshine coming into the philippines over the next couple of days to further south the heavy showers continue across malaysia down into indonesia to cut a hundred and twenty eight millimeters of rain in twenty four hours that's nearly a month's worth in just one day in the heavy showers continue through much of malaysia down into indonesia want to see showers yeah a possibility into the philippines but not looking too bad his say we will see the odd shower here but temperatures generally getting up around the thirty degree mark it will take mess the case right across the region they say mashal as over towards tomato want to see showers possibility into some parts of thailand but it seemed in the asia that we'll see the heaviest of the right as we go through the next couple of days and that heavy rain that extends its way down into the north of australia we do still have the flooding concerns to northern parts of queensland you see the circulation continue to roll away here townsville in particular seem to refer amounts of rainfall for the flash floo

when you enter into little philippines, you're like where are the businesses, and that's one of the challenges we're trying to solve. >> undercover love wouldn't be possible without the help of the mayor and all of our community partnerships out there. it costs approximately $60,000 for every event. undiscovered is a great tool for the cultural district to bring awareness by bringing the best parts of our culture which is food, music, the arts and being ativism all under one roof, and by seeing it all in this way, what it allows san franciscans to see is the dynamics of the filipino-american culture. i think in san francisco, we've kind of lost track of one of our values that makes san francisco unique with just empathy, love, of being acceptable of different people, the out liers, the crazy ones. we've become so focused onic maing money that we forgot about those that make our city and community unique. when people come to discover, i want them to rediscover the magic of what diversity and empathy can create. when you're positive and committed to using that energy, >> this neighborhood was li

stuart: you're the, you're the one who first mentioned i think the idea of like the philippines, marcos, eased out, bloodlessly. everything is fine. something similar could be going on in venezuela. i think you have been hinting at that. >> yeah. work a deal, when maduro really feels the pressure, show him an exit, that gives him exile with no recrimination, nobody will pull him back into venezuela to give him a trial. that is what we did with ferdinand marcos. the reagan guys organized that. but we had closer ties with marcos than what we have obviously with maduro. we would have to use a third party, somebody in the region, closer to him than us, but also wants maduro gone. stuart: general jack keane, always good. thanks for joining us, sir. see you soon. >> good talking to you, stuart. stuart: super bowl, yep, sunday. so let the betting begin. i want to know what the popular prop bets are going to be and how much money are we talking about here? i have got a vegas oddsmaker next. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down

it is not defeated and it's not only testimony we're seeing that blew up a cathedral in the philippines a couple of days ago, they killed americans in syria. this walking away from that would be like walking away from a forest fire that's still smoldering. mitch mcconnell gets that. lindsey graham gets that. the republicans get it because facts matter. >> and coming up on "morning joe," bob mueller says russia is now meddling in the investigation of russian meddling. what we're learning about moscow's latest disinformation campaign ahead on "morning joe." hey, darryl! hey, thomas. if you were choosing a network, would you want the one the experts at rootmetrics say is number one in the nation? sure, they probably know what they're talking about. or the one that j.d. power says is highest in network quality by people who use it every day? this is a tough one. well, not really, because verizon won both. so you don't even have to choose. why didn't you just lead with that? it's like a fun thing. (vo) chosen by experts. chosen by you. and now get apple music included, on us. it's the unlimi

indonesia and the philippines, for example, but there is still growth in north america and canada so, despite everything, people are still signing up. why are we, do you think? i think the network effects. it has 2.3 billion users, two points 7 billion when you include instagram and what sap and friends and family have to be are as well —— whatsapp. and even though it is unpopular to use it, people still checking, check on groups and events. what about this issue about how facebook is used by other information, what about swaying collections, serious stuff going on in the background that they keep apologising for but it is undermining trust in facebook. what did mark zuckerberg say about that, if anything? he didn't say too much about it. he wasn't asked too much about it. he wasn't asked too much about it. he wasn't asked too much about it because i think investors on the call last night and the a nalysts wa nt to on the call last night and the analysts want to put that behind them. 2018, the apology tour, the year of fixing security, right now, 2019, back to business. a lot of f

user growth was particularly strong in india, indonesia and the philippines, but flat in north america. with me is jane foley who's senior foreign exchange strategist at rabobank. nice to see you. good morning. what do you make of this, despite one of its worst years, in terms of its reputation, ourfeelings its worst years, in terms of its reputation, our feelings towards facebook, our lack of trust, they are still making more money? huge amount of money. it is interesting because, if we look at last year, we think about cambridge analytica, accompanied more complaint with darker protection rules, all these massive headwinds and yet we see revenue growth increase. 9%. what we do not know is which part of facebook these users were going in. they own for example instagram, what's that, it is more than just facebook. but even so, it goes to show what service or how much consumers really want to use their services. it is such a lucrative way of companies getting their message to people, through instagram, facebook, and that is this model seems to be doing very well despite the fact that we

user growth was particularly strong in india, indonesia and the philippines, but flat in north america. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has dismissed calls for new elections, but says he is prepared to talk to the opposition to try to resolve the political and economic crisis wracking the country. it has been another day of anti—government protests called by opposition leaderjuan guaido, who last week declared himself interim president. 0rla guerin is in caracas for us. a student leader stands alone, pleading for a better venezuela. "it's what we all deserve," he says. "think about that when you go home tonight." the security forces remain impassive. they are likely to decide the future here. and for now, it seems they are standing with president nicolas maduro. but the opposition has its foot soldiers, young activists who feel a renewed sense of hope. well, the students have brought their protest to the edge of the highway. the opposition here wants to keep up the momentum. it says it wants peaceful demonstrations and peaceful change, but there is a real sense here that this

you can see the philippines markets there. it is up by 1.4%. new zealand coming back after that selloff yesterday from air new zealand. beenredit rating has lifted from positive to stable. the aussie dollar has been a beneficiary of what we saw. been liftedwe have seen iron or comef from that very solid rally that you had coming through yesterday here in singapore. they rallied very sharply, up by 8% at one point. we could actually see iron ore start to retreat. it is the final day of the month. to lookthe time we get at one of my favorite functions, the heat map. stocks up by 6.7% here in asia. that is the best month since march 2, 2016. david: a kind of makes me nervous, actually. nothing goes up in a straight line. let's have a look at samsung. all over the faces morning. the longest win streak here since may of 2017. lower results, worsening demand for memory chips in smartphones. it seems like samsung executives are looking past all of this and saying the second half could be a little better. >> they are seeing the cyclical down cycle righ

user growth was particularly strong in india, indonesia and the philippines, but flat in north america. the british prime minister has begun her attempt, backed by a vote in parliament, to renegotiate her brexit deal. reports suggest there's been an "open and frank" discussion with the president of the european council. that's usually code for a stormy exchange of views. theresa may faces stiff resistance from european leaders, who insist the so—called "backstop", to ensure there's no return to a hard irish border, must stay in place when the uk leaves the eu. this from our political editor laura kuenssberg. a different kind of meeting in his diary — the labour leader off to see his biggest rival. the prime minister leaving not to wrangle conservatives, but to talk to him. reporter: will the eu make any changes? tea and biscuits served behind closed doors in her private office in parliament. but, after a0 minutes of talks, did the labour leader and the prime minister find any common ground? serious, exploratory on the issues, and i set out the labour case for a comprehensive custom

the philippine star's front page is about a military offensive launched in sulu. it follows president rodgrigo duterte‘s order for an all—out offensive against the abu sayyaf group after thejolo cathedral bombing last weekend. the japan times leads on the prime minister standing by the labour minister amid a data row. it says shinzo abe won't dismiss takumi nemoto over an issue that led to the large—scale under payment of work related benefits. and the south china morning post has a picture of the newly reopened avenue of stars. hong kong's versio of the hollywood walk of fame has undergone a three—year multi—billion dollar makeover that has added ten more artists from the local film industry. and those are the papers. president trump has telephoned venezuela's opposition leader, juan guaido, to assure him of us support. the call came as anti—government protestors held fresh demonstrations across the country. mr guaido declared himself interim head of state last week. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin reports from caracas. a student leader stands alone, pl

we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying them one by one and the family had a whole new clientele. the business really boomed after that. >> i think that the flavors we make reflect the diversity of san francisco. we were really surprised about the legacy project but we were thrilled to be a part of it. businesses come and go in the city. pretty tough for businesss to stay here because it is so expensive and there's so much competition. so for us who have been here all these years and still be popular and to be recognized by the city has been really a huge honor. >> we got a phone call from a woman who was 91 and she wanted to know if the mitchells still owned it and she was so happy that we were still involved, still the owners. she was our customer in 1953. and she still comes in. but she was just making sure that we were still around and it just makes us feel, you know, very proud that we're carrying on our father's legacy. and that we mean so much to so many people. ♪ >> it provides a perspective. and i think if

we see the tentacles of isis and al qaeda tactics in different places in the world, north africa, philippines. we have seen that take place. isis claiming credit for that. so isis will continue to be a threat to the united states. we're going to have to continue as director haspel said, to keep our eyes on that, and our interests in the realization that this terrorism threat is going to continue for some time. >> thank you. >> senator bennet. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your welcoming me to the committee. i apologize for being late. but i also want to say what a privilege it is to hear your testimony this morning. and to know that you and the agents and officers who work with you are at their posts, keeping this democracy safe. and it is a reminder to me what's at stake when our partisan politics can't even keep our government open. and you guys are still doing your work, and it's an inspiration to me, and i hope to the people, whoever is watching this at home. in that spirit, actually, director coats, i wanted to start with something you ended with, which was an observation abo

media for a national strike two people have been killed in a grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines the explosion in zamboanga city comes just days after a cathedral bombing a nearby hotel island left twenty one dead it also follows last week's referendum which overwhelmingly approved the creation of a muslim autonomous area in the region. german police have arrested three suspected islamic extremists on suspicion of planning a bomb attack federal prosecutors say the men iraqi refugees were detained near the danish border and that they had not yet chosen a chart. below where here in germany a court has found two students guilty of stealing discarded food from supermarket rubbish containers dumpster diving as it's known is a. against the war in germany but the women said that all that they were doing was taking perfectly the war but this. to give to the needy they've been sentenced to two years on probation plus several hours of community service. fancy and cattle happy their trial us bringing the issue to light they are convinced that stealing from supermarket dumpsters isn't a crim

two people have been killed in a grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines the explosion in zamboanga city comes just days after a cathedral bombing in nearby holo island left twenty one dead it also follows last week's referendum which overwhelmingly approved the creation of a mostly autonomous area in the region. the white house says president trump has reaffirmed u.s. support and runs when the self-proclaimed interim president the opposition leader. this happened apparently in a phone call comes a day after venezuela's supreme court a bad decision made of leaving the country present because my daughter who is under pressure after mr garrido called for nationwide boycotts. the u.s. and china to begin a new round of trade talks in washington the latest efforts to resolve a trade dispute that has disrupted business across the globe the u.s. accuses china of industrial espionage and unfairly using state subsidies. and staying in the u.s. the federal government went back to work on friday old beach temporarily after its longest shutdown i discuss the economy eleven billion

in the traffic cloak streets of the philippines there is splash of character and color. these are more than just a mode of transport these rolling works of chrome and covered with paint jobs many filipinos consider them a national treasure. looking at a jeepney design. watching a canvas at an art studio designer. jeepneys might be a breath of fresh air to the monday minibus but the reality is this. big polluters . now a new clean air laws are set to force most older vehicles off the road. that's bad news for g.p. workshops like this and the artists who work here. not all the producers here in san pablo are gone we're the only ones left. this is been. forty five years they used to be hundreds of painters like him now he's a dying breed. in a p.c. month he and his colleagues used to paint dozens of jeepneys today it's just. been doing this for a long time and now it may just disappear something i do every day can suddenly be gone it will be a huge change. for passengers the jeepney success is being billed as a big improvement. to modern minibuses will be safe. with individ

two people have been killed in a grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines explosion and the city comes just days after a cathedral bombing in nearby holo i haven't left twenty one people dead it also follows last week's referendum which overwhelmingly approved the creation of a muslim autonomous region excuse me a muslim autonomous area in the region. large parts of the united states are bracing themselves for the worst cold snap in recent memory temperatures across an area from the midwest to maine a forecast to plunge as low as minus fifty three degrees celsius including wind chill the deep freeze is a result of aspen in the south and is expected to bring snow as far as alabama and georgia. and white house says president trump has reaffirmed u.s. support of venice where the opposition leader one in a phone call becomes day after friends where the supreme court of the self proclaimed their president from leaving the country now president nicolas maduro is under pressure after gladder call for a nationwide walkout. chinese and american trade officials are meeting for hig

two people were killed and four more injured when a grenade was thrown into a mosque in the southern philippines where muslim teachers were sleeping. it is the second explosion at a religious site in that area this week >>> and german police arresting three iraqi refugees on allegations they were planning an islamic extremist bombing attack they were taken into custody in an early morning raid by a s.w.a.t. team in a town near the border with denmark. >>> you are up to date that's the news update this hour i'll send it back downtown to you, sarah >> sue herrera, thank you. >>> it's time for the european close. seema mody here at post nine with more on today's sort of mixed action >> mixed day of trade for europe a lot of focus on those trade talks coming out of washington between u.s. and chinese officials. the question is, will we get some type of commentary on structural reform? we also have some data on the economic front in europe inflation in germany holding at 1.7% this month. that's in line with what we saw in december. but it is below the ecb's mandate of 2% today's trade, you did see ge

dog and al jazeera salusa the philippines. still ahead of al jazeera gets ready for the biggest match in its history off to. the asian cup semi final hole will be. welcome back it's time to catch up with all the sports and polls here something thank you very much cattle will play the biggest match in their football history when they take on continental giants japan in friday's asian cup final they got there thanks to a foreigner when over the tournament hosts united arab emirates was a game which regional politics also played a major part so helmet reports that it was dubbed the blockade dobby qatar taking on asian cup hosts the u.a.e. which one of the four arab nations imposing a blockade on them since two thousand and seventeen but despite the political tension there was plenty of goodwill on show before kick off. good at thirty oh i did once the action started though it didn't take long for things to heat up. that will do it a little so we were good to qatar despite playing in the stadium with little support it would be the

two people have been killed in a grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines the explosion in some. city comes just days after a fatal bombing at nearby jolo i have them left twenty one people dead it also follows last week's referendum which overwhelmingly approved the creation of a mostly autonomous area in the region. united states and china are to begin a new round of trade talks in washington the latest effort to resolve a trade dispute that has disrupted business across the globe the u.s. accuses china of using state subsidies and industrial espionage. after the longest federal shutdown in u.s. history president to trump agreed to reopen the government temporarily on friday it cost the economy eleven billion dollars and directly impacted around eight hundred thousand several employees and this d.w. correspondent stephanie now reports although they're back at work things are no way back to normal. has lost count how many times he has walked his dog in the past five weeks the forty year old government employee used to take his border collie out three times a day since t

two people have been killed in a grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines the attack in example longest city comes just days after a cathedral bombing in nearby jolo island left twenty one dead it follows a referendum last week that overwhelmingly approved the creation of a muslim autonomous area in the region. the united states and china are to begin a new round of trade talks in washington the latest effort to resolve a trade dispute that has disrupted business across the globe the u.s. accuses china of unfair play music state subsidies and industrial espionage. and large parts of the united states are bracing for the worst cold snap in recent memory temperatures across the midwest to maine are forecast to plunge as low as fifty three degrees minus celsius including wind chill of the deep freeze as a result of arctic air spinning southward and it's expected to bring snow as far as alabama and georgia. fit as well as top court has frozen the bank accounts of the country's opposition leader and self declared interim president. and also barred him from leaving the country

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two pt four others hurt following a deadly grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines. the victims were rep >>> good morning, a deadly grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines, the victims were reportedly sleeping inside the building last night. there was no immediate claim of responsibility, but a government task force commander stressed that it was not a retaliatory act for the church bombing three days before. >>> a nurse accused of raping and impregnating a woman in a coma in phoenix will appear in court. 36-year-old nathan sutherland was arrested last week after a dna sample from the newborn matched his dna. staff members told 911 operators they were unaware the woman was pregnant until the baby was born. sutherland is being held on a $500,000 cash bond. >>> new this morning, opioid prescriptions for pets are on the rise, raising questions about who is really using those prescriptions. researchers from the university of pennsylvania say that opioid prescriptions at their vet hospital went up 41% in ten years, but the number of visits only increased by

two people have been killed in a grenade attack in the mosque in the southern philippines the attack in some way in the city comes just days after a cathedral bombing in nearby jolo islands left twenty one dead if follows a referendum last week that overwhelmingly approved the creation of a muslim autonomous area in the region. large parts of the united states are bracing for the worst cold snap in recent memory temperatures across the midwest to maine are forecast to plunge as low as minus three degrees celsius for years as a result of arctic air spinning southward and is expected to bring snow as far as alabama and georgia. well that as well as top court has frozen the bank accounts of the country's opposition leader and self declared interim president. and also barred him from leaving the country it follows in order by venezuela's attorney general to go into an investigation into why though the u.s. and several other nations have recognized the thirty five year old as venezuela's legitimate head of state after he launched a challenge to incumbent leader nicolas maduro last week an

the southern part of asia we're looking at some better conditions appear to the northern part of the philippines luzon we're looking at partly cloudy conditions for the most of the timeframe with manila see about twenty nine to grease in your forecast but it is still quite wet down here across much of the south individua will be sings of pockets of very heavy rain over the next few days with carter seeing a high temperature there on thursday of thirty maybe going up to about thirty one as we go towards friday well down here towards australia of course we've been dealing with the wildfires they've been ongoing here in parts of tasmania i want to show you some current video that has come in across the region now they are going to be getting a break but the wildfires are still going to be a big problem as we go towards the weekend and into next week temperatures are on their way back up as we go through the weekend we can have one break tomorrow with those temperatures diving down but we're going to be seeing those temps is coming back to into the low thirty's for some locations here's that frontal

andee the tentacles of isis isis and al qaeda tactics and other places of the world, north africa, the philippines. we have seen that take place, isis claiming credit for that. isis will continue to be a threat to the united states and we will have to continue as pel said to keep our eyes on that an interest in the realization this terrorism threat will continue for some time. host: one more call for this segment. this is from texas, ivan, republican line. whyer: i don't understand we have to worry about crises in other countries. this country has only been around for 243 years. why do we have to police or help people -- help the whole world, feed the whole world. what did countries do before we became a country? a lot of those countries have been around for thousands of years and they cannot even feed themselves. host: you don't think these other countries prove a threat to the united states? we don't need other countries to take care of us. we are self supportive in this country. host: ok. that's the last call for this topic. the house is coming in at 9:00 today. when it does, this program will

dog and just zero salusa the philippines. apple has disabled the group function on its face time application because of a bug that allowed eavesdropping a problem allowed callers to activate another user's microphone remotely and they could also see video of the person they were calling before that person picked up company says the fix will come in a software update later this week. ths now against all odds cuts are reached the final of the asian cup for the first time they beat the host the united arab emirates four nil and the ten semifinal in abu dhabi qatar will now face four time champions japan on friday sale malik has the story for. it was dubbed the blockade darby in qatar taking on asian cup hosts the u.a.e. which one of the four arab nations imposing a blockade on them since two thousand and seventeen but despite the political tension there was plenty of goodwill on show before kick off to the top the euro much and once the action started though it didn't take long for things to heat up that the regime of the will d

went to create division in southern philippines could be having the opposite effect on that stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast we're here across parts of western europe we have been watching one weather system coming in from the atlantic bring some very windy conditions across the region i want to show you what it did look like here in paris where they did see some snow with this what winter system we had some rain along the coast we had some gusty winds as well but here in paris it was the snow from tuesday to tuesday night blanketing the city of course was quite nice but it did cause some problems along the streets and on the roads there we are going to seeing that snow continue to make its way over here towards the east of the next few days here's their low pressure it's going to hit of course the alps so we are going to see some extended areas of snow anywhere across the north and then down here across the south and parts of italy though it is going to be rain and also across parts of greece and into turkey we are still looking it's a ver

two people have been killed in a grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines it in zamboanga city comes just days after a cathedral bombing on nearby holo island left twenty one people dead it follows a referendum last week that overwhelmingly approved the creation of a muslim autonomous area in the region. and the death toll in brazil's disaster has reached eighty four almost three hundred people are missing and feared dead under the sludge that was released when the dam collapsed on friday the mining waste now threatens to contaminate a river that provides drinking water to five states five people have been arrested in connection with disaster. venezuela's top court has frozen the bank accounts of the country's opposition leader in south clare interim president on why go and also barred him from leaving the country as follows in order by the us with his attorney general to launch an investigation into why do the u.s. and several other nations have recognized the thirty five year old as venezuela's legitimate head of state after he launched a challenge to incumbent leader ni

least two people are being killed and four others injured in a grenade attack on a mosque in southern philippines mindanao region at the area is home to a substantial muslim population in a majority catholic country. five people have been arrested in connection with friday's collapse of the mine in southeast brazil eighty four people are confirmed dead nearly three hundred are still missing. a man from honduras is become the first asylum seeker to be sent back to mexico under new measures in force by the united states government the so-called remain in mexico policy requires some asylum seekers to return across the border instead of waiting in the united states while their cases play out in court. yes that was headlines got more news here after we return to in search of putin's russia. i've heard of a former labor camp guard who lives in the area i decided to look for and talk to him how does he feel about this suffering this soviet police state inflicted on people. by going to thirty. one of the earth. for you know. the old are you sure you do not know you. and i mean. look you in the middle. an

least two people have been killed and four others injured in a grenade attack on a mosque in southern philippines when in the region the area is home to a substantial muslim population in a majority catholic country this follows a bomb attack on a church in the southern island of color on sunday which killed twenty two people. sudan's security chief has ordered the release of people detained during weeks of anti-government demonstrations but vats failed to dampen protests calling for an end to the thirty year rule of president and well bashir dozens of died in clashes with police since demonstrations began in december. five people have been arrested in connection with friday's dam collapse at a mine in southeast brazil eighty four people are confirmed dead nearly three hundred still missing. a man from honduras has become the first asylum seekers to be sent back to mexico under new measures in force by the u.s. government at the so-called remain in mexico policy requires some asylum seekers to return across the border instead of waiting in the u. s. . there's a lot more news coming up right after

salusa the philippines. palestinian prime minister rami al hamdu lillah and his unity government have resigned he stepped down after growing anger over a proposed social security tax and the west bank based offensive groups reconciliation efforts with the hamas rivals based in gaza international observers in the city of hebron in the occupied west bank and going home israel's prime minister refused to extend the mandate of the monitoring mission to an international force acting against israel but as harry force a report spends with netanyahu critics say he's just trying to win votes to enter the israeli military controlled zone of hebron is to enter into a parallel world of division and displacement this is sure how to street home to palestinian activist. he says he was expecting the end of the international observer mission here but it's no less worrying for being predictable they were doing. the communication here which can be used by the palestinians to make israel accountable in the international crimina

just zero salusa in the philippines. five people have been arrested in connection with friday's dam collapse in southeast brazil eighty four people are confirmed dead nearly three hundred people are still missing three of those detained worked for the mining companies owners the other two engineers who worked on the safety. a man from honduras has become the first asylum seeker to be sent back to mexico and a new measures enforced by the u.s. government the so-called remain in mexico policy requires some asylum seekers to return to mexico instead of waiting in the united states while they cases play out in court. it's and he says five european nations are offering to take in some of the rescued migrants on board a humanitarian ship off the coast of sicily the sea watch three has been stranded since friday with forty seven migrants on board if these populous government has been stopping humanitarian ships from docking at its ports to force other e.u. countries to share the burden. on mediterranean leaders have been made i

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the most militarized place in the philippines it's a case of a short period of relative calm. a respite from the violence. until the next conflicts. until the next attack. dog and. the philippines. the palestinian prime minister romeo and his unity government have resigned. to a growing. social security checks. west bank based the fatah group's reconciliation efforts with the mass rivals based in gaza. international observers in the city of hebron in the occupied west bank are going home israel's prime minister refused to extend the mandates of the monitoring mission calling it an international force acting against israel as harry force reports yahoo's critics say he's just trying to win votes. to enter the israeli military controlled zone of hebron is to enter into a parallel world of division and displacement this is you had a street home to palestinian activist. he says he was expecting the end of the international observer mission here but it's no less worrying for being predictable they were doing and i mean the communication here which can be used by the palestinians to

dog and i'll just zero salusa the philippines lawyers in zimbabwe are demanding free and fair trials for hundreds of anti-government protests but they fear the ruling party and security forces could interfere in the court process. lawyers in. zimbabwe say they know they're taking a risk protesting two weeks ago security forces fighting dispersed demonstrators inferiority by rising fuel prices some lawyers representing zimbabweans arrested cheering and after the protests are demanding security forces and politicians don't interfere with the judiciary believe that the question is supreme like the military therefore we will fight for the rights of accused persons no matter what the cost is toss else. the lawyers also want the government to respect the rights of the more than one thousand people arrested in the past two weeks the events that if taken place in our country in the past two weeks have been quite disturbing in terms of the risk that been done must arias the must the fast tracking of trials and how the trials have generally been been handled. the main opposition leader nelson

philippines retreating farther from the bull market it seems to be getting near end of the nikkei, off by point percent. -- .5%. also looking at the big story, it is apple. is the worst over with? it seems every sign of its business was doing better, but for the iphone. has taken a big hit and it is china to thank for that. looking at apple's players in this part of the world, they have been on the move. asut .1%, the company knows -- known as foxconn gets 45%, 40% of revenues from apple. taiwan semi, 18%. c technologies, 57% of their revenue comes from apple. nearly 18% of revenues coming from apple. apple, key. withde war, anything to do the chinese slowdown all play into this. 45 minutes from the indian open, too. yvonne: looking for a muted start. we are seeing some earnings come we are seeing pretty much flat when it comes to nifty futures. your offshore rupee, slight weakness by one third of 1% and lower.er -- 1/5 point david: we need a break and we are getting them. a lawsuit for after you that apple and other news. >> apple is being sued in texas by a lawyer who claims his phon

police in the philippines were unimpressed and arrested him. the climber was nicknamed spider-man after climbing the sears tower, now the willis tower come in chicago i1999. there was quite a crowd outside the d.c. federal courthouse day as roger stone long time political ally of presidentre trump, appea and pleaded not guilty to seven criminal charges. he is accused of falseem statts, witness tampering, and obstruction ofustice, all stemming from the russia investation. it is his communication wikileaks over stolen emails meant to damage the clinton campaign which are under the spotlight. a brief our political analyst ron christie, who was an adviser to george w. bush. roger stone is pleading not guilty, but mueller said he lied about his attempts to find out what wikileaks had on hillary clinton. how damaging is this to hoe president,stone is a longtime ally and advisor, albeit informally? ron: good evening to you, laura. i think you have to look at this in two steps -- one, the legal ramindcations, two, the political ramifications. legally f

the philippine star leads on the suicide bombing that took place at a cathedral in the southern philippine island of mindanao on sunday. according to president rodrigo duterte, the attack appears to have been carried out by a couple. the bombing left 21 people dead and over 100 injured. and finally, you have the new york times, and it looks at the legalisation of abortion in ireland, and the stigma and deep divisions that still surround the issue in the country. and those are the papers. let's get more now on our main story — brexit, of course. a little earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent alex forsyth for more on a dramatic day in westminster. mps were asked to vote on a whole different series of options when it comes to brexit. some which might have delayed the whole process, some which would have shown that parliament was against the uk leaving the eu without a deal, and the real key one, that was agreed by mps, was that they said that theresa may should go back to brussels and try to renegotiate part of her brexit deal. and if she did that, the signal was that she might â€

the philippines, the waterways are very important to the navy. abade navy system themselves? guest: i'm not quite sure where you are going with that and the waterways of the philippines. host: if you go to the mba website, the naval aspect of it? just: the navy does not have radar, but it has defensive missiles that are on board ships. it is a key element of our theonal defenses to have system on board of the missile destroyers. the navy has a key role to play in regional missile-defense. host: what do you mean by that? is -- i'm going to mess of the acronym here but act ive -- i will not even try. it is a radar sensor system. host: lorenzo joins us from louisiana. he is also calling on our line for those who are active or retired military. hello, go ahead. caller: yes. i was calling on a couple of things. states, they are talking about the wall. we have only been attacked twice and that was once by the airplanes from the saudi's and the other time was the russians in the election. the wall is not going to be up to stop that. when ier thing is th

twenty three or twenty four degrees the fair amounts of sunshine for about a sunshine two into the philippines so the boss will still see some lively showers majority of the showers into malaysia i'm also into indonesia very just taking the heat of the day of course the seasonal rains will continue to rumble on unabated further north you will see temperatures in minot around thirty three degrees with a fair amount of sunshine and that sunshine stretches across a good part of the been goal aim to south asia watch sea want to show is still just around the eastern side of india but the the think of cloud the heavier rain will be up towards the northwest some snow spilling out of northern pakistan afghanistan into the far northwest of india will see temperatures new delhi twenty one. whether sponsored by cattle. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on or what is this gross is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic growth this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view mys