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vesna says the bay of course or should already be a protected area if montenegro wants to join the e.u. it will have to set up more in reserves. that are both of the same name and this that. every country should protect 10 percent of its coast. that would mean about 30 kilometers here. and i'm going to visit montenegro has been working on some marine reserve projects for the last decade but unfortunately we still don't have any. there are well. there used to be hundreds of fishermen in coach or drug on service now just a handful are left and if things don't change his generation might be the last. now across europe people will shortly be marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and the crumbling of communism it was a breathtaking moment of historic change with poland's solid dollars trade union movement playing a central role in that movement was led of course by lead when so but in today's poland a starkly divided country many are dismissive of the heroes of yesteryear. this old barrack and dunce was originally a torpedo warehouse located some 500 kilometers from be

and i'm going to montenegro has been working on some marine reserve projects for the last decade but unfortunately we still don't have any. in their own well. there used to be hundreds of fishermen in coach or drug on service now just a handful are left and if things don't change his generation might be the last. now across europe people will shortly be marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and the crumbling of communism it was a breathtaking moment of historic change with poland sali down a trade union movement playing a central role in that movement was led of course by land when so but in today's poland a starkly divided country many dismissive of the heroes of yesteryear. this old barrack and dance was originally a torpedo warehouse located some 500 kilometers from berlin this is where the iron curtain began to crumble back then this was still called the lenin shipyard today it's still used for welding hammering shortening or lengthening ships the smell of rust and iron heinz in the sea year here we find the european solidarity center the heart of liberal po

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we have to prepare our players because of what happened to us the montenegro so that was a process that we needed to go through because the wake excuse. outside of that we trust your theory to use to make sure things him play. england play is for sanctions against montenegro too lenient repeated plea the way for the whole guilty party to account has evidently been taken as an accusation by both gary and officials a hostile atmosphere of white in south korea but one of both sides hope doesn't spill into anything more sinister. american gymnast simone viles has continued to make history she's competing in the world championship and stood guard she talked to the all time record on saturday collecting her 23rd medal and she went on to talk on sunday collecting medals number 24 and 25 with golds in the beam and floor events files has surpassed the tally share a bow to become the most decorated gymnast male or female in world championships history for her well now they strut waddle bound and crawl out of an unbowed to barn door farm animals are the stars of rush hour videos that chris frankli

we had to prepare our players because of what happened to us in montenegro so that was a process that we needed to go through before next away fixtures but. outside of that we trust your thirty's to make sure everything is in place. england player for sanctions against montenegro to lenient repeated pleas to hold her account has evidently been taken as an accusation by both kerry and officials. in south korea but one that both sides hope. for anything more sinister. in athletics kenya's brigid caused a made history at the chicago marathon on sunday with a new world record. didn't just break the women's marathon record she shattered it by stunning 81 seconds previous holder hall of radcliffe's record had stood for 16 years finished the race with clocking 2 hours 14 minutes and 4 seconds afterward she said that she thinks it's possible to go even faster. and they are going to do you know what and what we're done even to what they intend to do think than 2 minutes think and. maybe one minute to be. community. here watching to give you news live from berlin coming up next global 3000 the

we had to prepare our players because of what happened to us in montenegro. so, that was a process that we needed to go through before our next away fixtures, but outside of that we trust the authorities to make sure everything is in place and we are all, you know, everybody involved in the game from both countries is wanting to speak about the match. wales manager ryan giggs says the point they earned against croatia last night could prove vital to his side's qualification bid. gareth bale equalised just before half—time in cardiff to hold the group leaders to a 1—1 draw, but wales are still fourth in the table and they need to win both their remaining games and have slovakia drop points if they're to go straight through. i think on the balance of the game, pleased with the draw. it was a very -- it pleased with the draw. it was a very —— it was against a very good team and especially going 1—0 down, showed character and to get to go to get us back into it. but it goes down to the last two games now which will not be easy. but we have shown equalit

,ut new kids on the block europe, portugal, wanting -- montenegro. these countries in europe do not require a long-term physical presence. a minimum short physical presence is good enough to maintain your residency status and to qualify for citizenship. people who are not about leaving hong kong immediately, physically, they may choose those european solutions so they can stay in hong kong but they have plan b in place and they can leave for europe at any time. kathleen: people have to be wealthy to do this. before hong kong was taken over by china, people went to canada all the they had to invest a lot of money. what kind of investment, what kind of money do these people who are going to apply for the visas have to put down in order to have this, even if it is on the back burner? and canada, quebec and western migration program required bond investments of 1.2 million canada's dollar. we can -- in europe it is different. you don't need to buy bonds. you buy real estate. $350,000.m is after five years when you are eligible for citizenship or permanen

throughout england's qualification campaign carol southgate's players were subjected to racist chanting in montenegro in april he's called on you i thought to take tougher measures to prevent it from happening in future. we had to close because of what happened to us among negra so that was a process that we needed to go through before next away fixtures but. outside of that we trust the authorities to make sure everything is going place. the hold. evidently been taken as an accusation by both gary and officials. but warmed up both sides hope. for anything more. top story. the pushed further into northern syria. after the kurds have reached a deal with the regime of bashar al assad syrian forces have now arrived in the area the potential showdown with. the us. examiner says that's his business next. to. take personally. to. make the game so special. truth. justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem and the 3 central.

. >> reporter: yesterday in montenegro mike pompeo refused to answer questions about the impeachment inquiry. >> when the world doesn't focus on things that matter and instead get caught up in silly healthy. >> reporter: insists that himself, state department and president acted appropriately reqst the investigation from ukrainian president on oil company on whose board sat biden's son to make sure not corrupt and look into alleged interference in 2016 investigation. rejecting accusation that request was made to interfere in the collection in 2020. >> "meet the press," speaking to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. watch it 8:00 on nbc bay area. >>> nuclear negotiations between north korea and the united states have broken down. north korea's top negotiator ended it inflexibility. u.s. -- said that didn't reflec the talk. accepted invitation to return for more discussion but unclear if north korean leaders are willing to come back to the table. >>> gruesome rampage in new york's chinatown, man beat four homeless men to death. appears the suspect is also homeless. used metal pipe i

this doesn't come off, so to the european, whether it is a check republic of montenegro, england have as an issue we have discussed before. if you don't like us being in europe and freely wandering around your countries, you go somewhere else, we're not going anywhere. we add more value to your continent they knew, the racists do. you go somewhere else. syria is a nice place for racist right now. apart from that personal appeal, what about his actual...|j apart from that personal appeal, what about his actual... i speak for the england football team. they were right to walk. only problem with walking a visit comes the other side will do it more, in which case get them some law enforcement. we have video cameras. get them arrested. stick them in prison because it is hate speech. if you £170 million or slightly more than that, with someone slightly more than that, with someone in the uk has, a single ticket holder, what would your advice be? how would you invest it? top tip. pretend you give it to your mother—in—law. that way you will be more accurate. my top tip is... i will say i

kosovo beat montenegro 2—0 to keep their hopes of qualifying alive. the result means that group a leaders england are not certain of their place in next year's finals. the world champions, france, were held toa i—i world champions, france, were held to a 1—1 draw by turkey in paris. both remain level on points, but only just both remain level on points, but onlyjust ahead both remain level on points, but only just ahead of both remain level on points, but onlyjust ahead of iceland. with two games to go, it is still a 3—way fight for two places. well, in world cup qualifying for 2022, the two koreas will meet in pyongyang on tuesday, the first time the pair have played in the north's capital since a friendly back in 1990, with the two countries still technically at war. south korea departed on monday. this tottenham's star forward son heung—min is included in the squad. the teams are expected to face each other at the kim il—sung stadium. both have won their opening two games in the second round of qualifying in qatar. in group d, saudi arabi

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we had to prepare our players because of what happened to us in montenegro so that was a process that we needed to go through before next away fixtures but. outside of that we trust the authorities to make sure everything is in place and we are all you know everybody involved with the game from both countries is is wanting to speak about the match ok for president jonny and tino has no concerns about hosting the world cup and kept our despite low attendance says at the recent world athletics championships in the country it was speaking at an event in lebanon promoting football in schools alongside former manchester united coach josie marino and brazil legend kaka and 14 i was confident the stadiums will be full when the world cup kicks off in 2022. the next world cup even though it is not the moment to speak about it but the next world cup in 2022 i think i will be the most beautiful world cup with 4 stadium being played in november and december which is best period for the world cup. surrounds rugby players are still taking in the achievement of reaching the quarter finals of their h

we had to prepare our players because of what happened to us in montenegro so that was a process that we needed to go through before next away fixtures but. outside of that we trust the authorities to make sure everything is in place and we are all you know everybody involved with the game from both countries is is wanting to speak about the match they for president jonny and frontier know has no concerns about hosting the world cup and kept our despite low attendances at the recent world athletics championships in the country he was speaking out and vent in lebanon promoting football in schools alongside former manchester united coach joe samaria neo and brazil legend kaka in 15 i was confident the stadiums will be full when the world cup kicks off in 2022. the next world cup even though it is not the moment to speak about it but the next world cup in 2022 caliber will be the most beautiful world cup with 4 stadium being played in november december which is best period for world cup japan's rugby players are still taking in the achievement of reaching the quarter finals of their home

in montenegro in april he called on my son to take measures to prevent it from happening in future. really hard to prepare players because what happens or supposed to make of that was a process that we go through before actually where you fix this but. i'll sort of that we trust you with a recent issue of the employees england players don't you wait for sanctions or getting small incident wrote should lenience repeated please he worries that as a whole the guilty party still counts as evidently taken as an accusation by both gary and officials a hostile atmosphere of whites in south korea but one that both sides hope doesn't spill into anything more sinister. and we just have time now to bring is a breaking news because after the sentencing of the leaders of the catalan separatist movement spain's supreme court has issued a new international arrest warrant for the former cattle i need our carlos don't want we'll have more on that story as we get it right here on t.w. you can join me for another news update at the top of the hour but coming up it is eco india i'm sara kelly in by lan

guarantee their place at the euro 2020 finals if they win away to bulgaria tonight and kosovo fail to beat montenegro. but the match has been overshadowed by fears of racist comments. joe wilson reports. england's footballers are still east, but south — sophia. on friday, they were lost. —— sofia. well, defeat to the czech republic has raised a big question — are england as good as people thought? what you gain in resilience from the defeats are an important part of player's career and a person's life. maybe we were all focussing a lot on next summer and i've always maintained the first thing is we have to qualify. well, bulgaria's national stadium here in sofia holds over 40,000, if people come. recent performances and attendances have been poor. when bulgaria lost here against kosovo, there was chanting aimed at the kosovans, which was noticed by uefa. it's not been the only recent bulgarian incident and a section of this stadium will be closed for the game against england as a punishment for racism. but bulgaria's manager, through a translator, gave a different perspective. translation: in

lance with ankara moscow is also accused of fermenting a coup attempt in the greece's neighbor montenegro the u.s. sees a bigger role for greece in the balkans to fend off russian and chinese influence at his grace comes out of the worst of its debt crisis u.s. commercial interest is growing 50 companies including brands that include coca-cola and microsoft were part of an international trade fair in thessaloniki this year scott lucas is professor of american studies at the university of birmingham and joins us now via skype from birmingham scott i'm a being too cynical had it to say that this agreement is only happening because to is drifting out or away from us influence i don't think you're being cynical enough i think you've mentioned quite well in your correspondent spoke about the leverage that both sides are trying to get against turkey but i think you can go beyond it i think the trumpet ministration is trying to project of course strength versus china and russia but it is notable that the trumpet ministration is doing this not by going through nato we're turkey is also a member t

go by they wonder whether if push came to shove the united states would actually go to war to defend montenegro millet a nato ally or defend poland defend us tony or defend a country like that because the body language and some of the rhetoric of the president suggests that he would not do you think we should yes if they're a nato ally we have made that commitment i think of one falls away then the entire the entire edifice crumbles you can have the debate before a country comes to nato about whether they'll be and that's the annoying kelly's point is that these entangling alliances get us deeper and deeper into it sounds very much like pre world war one right it sounds a little bit like all of these side deals may get us into something where all of a sudden we have a kinetic conflict we have a war we have deployment of troops and and all other means of war brought in in something that seems smaller than we should be using american muscle and power for the lives so kelly come back to you for a minute on this on this question is i think it's a fasting are we to an inflection point where you beli

go by they wonder whether if push came to shove the united states would actually go to war to defend montenegro millet a nato ally or defend poland to send us dhoni or defend a country like that because the body language and some of the rhetoric of the president suggests that he wouldn't do you think we should yes if they're a nato ally we have made that commitment i think if one falls away then the entire the entire edifice crumbles you can have the debate before a country comes to nato well about whether they'll be and that's why i was annoyed kelly's point is that these entangling alliances get us deeper and deeper into it sounds very much like pre world war one right it sounds a little bit like all of these side deals may get us into something where all of a sudden we have a kinetic conflict we have a war we have deployment of troops and and all other means of war brought in in something that seems smaller than we should be using american muscle and power for the lives so kelly come back to you for a minute on this on this question is i think it's a fasting are we to an inflection point whe

right now the secretary of state mike pompeo speaking with the prime minister of montenegro. faces a subpoena deadline today. more on that in a moment. no questions expected to be taken there. >>> to that breaking news about text messages released by house democrats. the texts show how the u.s. leveraged a possible meeting between president trump and vladimir zelensky to push into an investigation. the texts were provided by kurt volker. >> on july 25th, volker texted a top zelensky adviser. head from white house, assuming president z convinces trump he will investigate get to bottom of what happened. the statement ultimately made it to president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani. giuliani said that statement didn't go far enough and suggested adding references that would imply investigation of joe biden and his son, hunter, and the 2016 election. >>> the newly released text shows a u.s. top diplomat was concerned. president trump was withholding hundreds of millions of dollars of military ad would amount to a quid pro quo. bill taylor texted gordon the u.s. ambassador

. >> reporter: while he was in montenegro, mike pompeo refused to answer any questions related to the impeachment inquiry. today he spoke about it at length. >> this is what's wrong. when the world doesn't focus on the things that are right, the things that matter, the things that impact real people's lives, and instead you get caught up in some silly gotcha game, you see that's not healthy. that doesn't help democracies flourish. >> reporter: he also insists that himself, the state department, and the president, acted not only appropriately, but that it was their duty to request the investigation of the ukrainian president on an oil company on whose board sat hunter biden, joe biden's son, to make sure that ukraine's not corrupt. also they wanted to look into an alleged interference by ukraine at the 2016 election, completely rejecting the suggestion that request for an investigation was put forward to the ukrainian president to interfere in the upcoming election in 2020. terry mcsweeney, "nbc bay area news." >>> and just in to our newsroom, an attorney representing the first twhiswh

yesterday, while the secretary of state was in montenegro, he just refused to answer any questions related to the inquiry. well, today, he couldn't stop talking about it. and what he did, well, he did not mince his words. now let's listen to what he said. >> i think there's clearly politics involved in this. this administration was incredibly focused on making sure that we worked with ukraine in a way that was appropriate. and it is not only appropriate, but it is our duty to investigate. if we think there was interference in the election of 2016, i think everyone recognizes that governments have an obligation, indeed, a duty to ensure that elections happen with integrity, without interference from any government, whether that's the ukrainian government or any other. >> reporter: well, alex, that was not the only reference he makes to the impeachment inquiry. later in the day, still in offense, while he said that the inquarry is a gotcha game. he called it silly because he said it diversity attention on the issues that people really relate to, which are, of course, those things that he tal

have a lot of pushback in europe, but will they like it if russia successfully carries out a coup in montenegro or if they invade the baltics? there are benefits to us and our allies to having this present so as my says it would be to walk back we would pay a cost for walking back. if you're asking what we can do about it, i think be informed, call your congressman. be aware, be aware on the positive side there are loads of folks who are thinking this way that are already pushing back. i am impressed by the men some of you are probably them so i think we are going to be okay. [applause] >> name? [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at what is live wednesday. on c-span our campaign 2020 coverage includes joe biden holding a townhall in rochester, new hampshire at 12:4:05 pm eastern. it the same time on c-span2 there is a discussion on us policy toward russia and ukraine with david kramer, former state department official with the george w. bush administration. later ireland ambassador to the us talks about brexit and the future of us uk relations entry:40 p.m. eastern. >> you never made a

he was before that in montenegro, in macedonia today. and before that several days in italy doing state business presumably meeting at the vatican with his holiness the pope. and also touring his ancestral home seeing the coliseum, the borzsy museum and not answering questions today. a question was asked to him in mont negative owe about kurt volker's testimony. he being the envoy to ukraine. and he ignored the question. he also had famously misled the press for 10 days about whether or not he was on the call himself deflecting questions and finally acknowledging it during a news conference two days ago in rome. so pompeo is under subpoena to deliver documents by today. so far, as far as we know and this could have just transpired on the hill we don't know anything's within turned over or whether le he will turn anything over but his ambassadors who are very much involved in this and it was he who's been dealing with the shadow diplomacy of rudy giuliani. and it was mike pompeo as a member of the benghazi inquiry years ago against.. he w

he just left macedonia after touring italy and stopping in montenegro where earlier today the secretary ignored a question about kurt volker's testimony. >> reporter: do you still believe president trump was acting inappropriately? >> clearly heard and ignored. joining me now, wendy sherman, an msnbc global affairs contributor, and david ignatius, associate editor of "the washington post" and an msnbc political contributor. welcome, both. wendy, having been at the state department, what is your reaction to these text messages where only bill taylor among the group of former officials and current officials, only bill taylor pushed back in those texts about linking a political goal with a foreign policy demand on a foreign leader? >> i know ambassador taylor and he replaced marie i don't hayov. bill is a seasoned professional, this is his second tour of ukraine. he was an ambassador under george bush. he is a stalwart, accomplished diplomat. i think what you're seeing in that text is the reality that this was a quid pro quo, it was inappropriate, it was wrong. ambassador volker, who also

expanding that work, unh cr has asked us to submit a proposal to work and also tijuana, mexicali and montenegro so my next one we hope to be operational in those locations and we're also expanding beyond legal services to include services for mental health psychosocial support and services for survivors of gender-based violence in all four of those locations. so i've been to the border a lot in the last year. i think i this is my sixth time and i'm not the one doing the work that i'm the one working with our partners, working with the lawyers and implementing the programs. and i also communicate on a regular basis with the lawyers that are down there doing the work and there's a facebook group called migrants persecutions protocol. which is what the mpp should be called instead of migrant protection protocol. and i asked them yesterday on facebook what's the number one thing they would like this audience to know and the responses were the situation is worse than you think. it's inhumane. people human rights are completely disregarded. just how dangerous it is. people are kidnapped virtually eve

just back to earlier this year when england we re to earlier this year when england were playing montenegro there was a racist abuse against the england players then and the punishment, the u efa players then and the punishment, the uefa punishment for montenegro was to gaze —— two home games played behind closed doors and a fine, i punishment like that enough of a deterrent cosmic i don't think the current punishment or deterrent, but show racism the red card, we look at the longer term solutions. sanctions, of themselves, closing stadiums and closing parts of the ground, points deductions, any kind of deductions and banning plans for life, all of those things might have individual merits, but they're not going to solve the problem of racism and therefore, we think education has to be one of the top priorities. we do not see uefa or fifa doing anything in terms of anti—racist education and, certainly, any number of companies, there earn no campaigns at all, so i think this is an example they are of new education campaign against racism and no active campaigning against racism within

clinton testifying for 11 hours taking every arrow thrown her way and mike pompeo, in italy heading to montenegro. >> sebastian gorka. what he's done instead is try to deflect this by starting this millie motivated investigation of hk illary clinton's emails. >> look at the obstruction this administration engaged in be it the mueller report, attempts to switch investigators at the top of sdny where the president felt imperiled, actions to intervene in the irs, this is their playbook. >> it is, and it's worked for them politically to this point. one of the terms frank mentioned was consciousness of guilt. there's another term in white-collar crimes, this illusion of invincibility. the president has such a vast illusion of invincibility. maybe it's not an illusion. at this point, the system is designed to provide checks and balances, they're flouting it at every opportunity. they did respond to the democratic subpoenas prior to the impeachment inquiry and doesn't appear they're going to now. we've been talking to a lot of democratic house members, members of the intelligence committee, what are you

if england win and montenegro don't lose tonight, then they will secure their place in the finals. but as you can see, kosovo are their place in the finals. but as you can see, kosovo are 1—0 up. in the last couple minutes, play was stopped and the england skipper harry kane was spoken to by the referee. this was over alleged racial abuse in the stadium. there was then a message from the stadium announcer, and he has said that the game would be suspended again or abandoned if certain crowd chants continued. so we will keep you up—to—date with that, you can follow it on the bbc sport website. some more news coming from sophia, a british man has died following an incident there, the foreign office continuing they are supporting his family. the fa say they will comment —— waitfor family. the fa say they will comment —— wait for comment until the full circumstances are clarified. let's move on, because michael o'neill has secured his first friendly away win as the northern ireland manager after a hard —fought as the northern ireland manager after a hard—fought 3— to

they have even gone so far as to inempt a coup in montenegro 2016. thankfully, other than those in the international community who engage in similar conduct, most countries recognize russia's maligned influence and have taken action. the government has sanctioned corrupt russian oligarch's under the magnitsky act, and others, all of which strain russia's attempts to raise revenue and act maliciously. i hope the senate will soon pass a bill that will sanction those nordstream 2 -- involved delaying the nordstream 2 pipeline. there are also times of cooperation with the russians like in the area of counterterrorism. it is important to make clear to the russian bull that we do value our relationship with them. we should be clear that educational and cultural exchanges to take place and we support civil society in their country as much as we can. russia is a proud and important country on the international stage and the u.s.-russian relationship will exist long after putin is gone. all of this leads me to the reason we are today, for the nomination of se

you can see what they are trying to do running up and down in montenegro and croatia. despite these efforts it does seem clear that more needs to be done, especially in light of russia's efforts to build nord stream ii. as we look at their steps, our allies, partners can take to promote energy security, what efforts need tonight top priorities? mr. sullivan: the top priority we have had has been opposition to nord stream ii. to address your particular question, it reminds me of my conversation with senator markey about ukrainian dependence on russian gas. you refer to it as an addiction. and senator markey used the same term. it is. it's creation of dependency to control. and now having made ukraine dependent, building that secretary -- completing that second pipeline is going to provide a huge lever. among the issues that we can use with the ukrainians is increasing energy efficiency. other sources of energy whether it's l.n.g. or stopping nord stream ii so gas will continue to flow through ukraine. senator risch: senator murphy. senator murphy: thank you very much, m

-sammy: from montenegro. he didn't have the opportunities i had in life, 'cause when he was 18, he was watching me. and this was my opportunity to set him up. lemonis: you really built this for him, didn't you? sammy: i built it for -- for my brother and for my family. [ voice breaking ] i feel i failed them. i really do. lemonis: why do you feel that way? -it's open. -sammy: he's not here. he's not here. the restaurant is falling apart. he's home for the last seven months. it's tough. it's really tough, marcus. lemonis: so, he doesn't have a job? sammy: he doesn't have a job, no. lemonis: does he live far from here? sammy: he lives in the same house i live in. lemonis: how far is that from here? sammy: right down the block. lemonis: let's call your brother just to -- -sammy: yeah. -lemonis: i'd love to meet him. the fact that sammy is willing to be vulnerable and be honest about why he started the business and how much he loves his brother gives me reason to want to dig in more. sammy: fuji's pulling in righ

continues the match can then be abandoned several england players were targeted with abuse during a game in montenegro earlier on this year and some of the squad have said they'll consider walking off the pitch tonight if there's a repeat. we had a mini in started with on things that could happen. moment to happen as well oh so. there's a protocol in place that. you know from my point of view and a close front if you were to do a job tomorrow on the football person hopefully we don't have to cross that bridge . for you to put in the bulgarian championship we have a lot of players of different ethnicities and skin color i don't think that we have the big problem like for example england do i'd like to focus on football because at the end of the day we're all civilised europeans and we're all working for the sport and this is all that matters well ahead of world football has been talking about racism he says players need to be protected but says it's up to the referees to take action very says the incident happens if the referee has the possibility to stop the game. to interrupt the game and finally sho

go by they wonder whether if push came to shove the united states would actually go to war to defend montenegro millet a nato ally or defend poland to send us stony or defend a country like that because the body language and some of the rhetoric of the president suggests that he would not do you think we should yes if they're a nato ally we have made that commitment i think if one falls away then the entire the entire edifice crumbles you can have the debate before a country comes to nato well about whether they'll be and that's why i was annoyed kelly's point is that these entangling alliances get us deeper and deeper into it sounds very much like pre world war one right it sounds a little bit like all of these side deals may get us into something where all of a sudden we have a kinetic conflict we have a war we have deployment of troops and and all other means of war brought in in something that seems smaller than we should be using american muscle and power for the lives so kelly come back to you for a minute on this on this question is i think it's a fasting are we to an inflection point wh

expanding that work , unh cr has asked us to submit a proposal to work and also tijuana, mexicali and montenegro so my next one we hope to be operational in those locations and we're also expanding beyond legal services to include services for mental health psychosocial support and services for survivors of gender-based violence in all four of thoselocations . so i've been to the border a lot in the last year. i think i this is my sixth time and i'm not the one doing the work that i'm the one working with our partners, working with the lawyers and implementing the programs. and i also communicate on a regular basis with the lawyers that are down there doing the work and there's a facebook group called migrants persecutions protocol. which is what the mvp should be called instead of migrant protection protocol. and i asked them yesterday on facebook what's the number one thing they would like this audience to know and the responses were the situation is worse thanyou think . it's inhumane. people human rights are completely disregarded. just howdangerous it is . people are kidnapped virtually eve

back, everyone i'm sue herera here's your cnbc news update secretary of state mike pompeo meeting with montenegro's president as part of the european tour. they plan to discuss the country's roles in the western nato appliance pompeo did not speak to reporters on the plane during the flight from rome. >>> thousands of protesters in masks streamed on to hong kong's streets after the territory leader carrie lam invoked a rarely used emergency power to ban masks at rallies that ban goes into effect on saturday >> it is essential for us to stop violence and restore calmness in society as soon as possible we hope that the new legislation can help us to achieve this objective. >>> and a painting by the british art of the banksy has been sold for a record $12.2 million. the 3-foot long work of art is known as divulge parliament. it was painted by the artest in 2009 it depicts chimpanzees in the house of commons some of these had expected it to sell for up to $3 million. four times the estimate. you're up to date. that's the news update at this hour carl, i'll send it back downtown to you. >>> welcome back

process, we have added so-called -- the so-called military might of countries such as solvenia, albania, montenegro, and now today north macedonia. what benefit is it to the united states to add countries which barely have enough military might to defend themselves? i say that adding north macedonia to nato adds absolutely nothing to our national security. the best case scenario we can hope for with these countries is that an incident that triggers a major land war never occurs. if you think this is far-fetched, remember that world war i began when a serbian nationalist assassinated the heir to the hungarian empire. within months the very system of entangling alliances that our forefathers warned about turned europe into a killing field which ultimately killed upwards of 19 million people. adding yet another small country to nato does nothing to dissipate the chances of catastrophic war and in fact encourages that possibility. what military capabilities does north macedonia bring to the table? 8,200 active duty soldiers. additionally, in 2018 they spent a whopping $120 million a year on their milit

the last time they encountered these problems in montenegro. so much focus has been put on this game in bulgaria that they certainly knew, and obviously it was clearly very fresh in their mind. they talked about it as a group and what they would do if it arose group and what they would do if it a rose really group and what they would do if it arose really in the protocol is very clear, starts with basically the referee reporting, either the observers or the delegates. in the england players reported it also to gareth southgate and it was clear just before half time that the england players were being consulted by gareth southgate and he was asking, what we do? do we leave the pitch? do we take a break as is normal. in the england players were adamant they wanted to stay on the pitch, they didn't want to walk. the place was so clear and gareth southgate was in the press conference but also talking to the players afterwards in interviews. they were adamant they wanted to win the game on the pitch, send a message that way and i know that can sound

to montenegro, one of the baltic countries? i think this is corrosive to everything we've worked to build over the last 70, 75 years. this is consequential. as big as the stakes are in syria, in some wait global consequences are bigger. >> as you rightly point out, the president made up the story yesterday that all american soldiers are out of syria. there are special operators there that have just been asked to stand aside or move to different places in the country. can you see a scenario because of what may happen now, because these prison may break home ownershopen and terrorism will break out again that they'll have to go back? >> certainly. they'll they'll have to use force again from the air. every time you rush to withdrawal you create a vacuum. cra vacuums get filled not by good guys. we need think about endurance strategies. how do we keep small levels of troops working with local partners to create -- it doesn't solve situations but it makes them manageable. we had found that in syria. that's what's so tragic about th