while in africa i found it was important that that the united states cares. it is a fact our own country is safer and stronger when people across the globe have opportunities and are -- nations around the world crisis and when societies are freer and more democratic. thank you each of you for being here today. this is something i will never forget. i was happy to hear after our visit to mullally a member from the visit was so moved and the children that he started a go fund me page and raise enough money to build a new school classroom for the school. i have seen the pictures. i have seen the pictures of the construction and want to make sure we recognize her for not only working as a volunteer but for understanding and implementing one of the pillars that will make a true difference in the lives of children. thank you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i am also excited to announce for the first time in history the united states agency for international development has appointed a ambassador. she was appointed in march and will act as our point of contact

the state. we're looking at the oil. big difference to the united states. as well as the official exchange rate for the. black market right. from a facebook page. changed they can find it on instagram. opponents of the regime in the usa. one thing was certain by controlling exchange rate anyone could citizens against the government. saw. 2 opposing sides have been trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. suffering is caused by american sanctions and internal economic sabotage. explained everything. used as an excuse. socialism is to blame for. has affected a prosperous nation. free for all. this is not a failed socialist state. this is the socialist dilemma. i don't think so because actually during the. you know the vast majority were in the private sector. and they didn't come anywhere near say france which has 55 percent of its g.d.p. is. more socialist. even when chavez nationalized companies mainly in the oil sector the private sector grew more rapidly than the public sector. venezuela was therefore never a socialist country. and even its greatest opp

the truth to the congress of the united states. that's a crime. reporter: speaker pelosi, what are you considering for members of the administration who don't comply with congressional subpoenas? ms. pelosi: i have great confidence in our committees. we have six committees that have -- five of them have subpoenas. so far, we don't have one from the foreign affairs committee. but five of the six committees of jurisdiction have the potential for subpoenas. they haven't all should subpoenas. but that's where we see some of that activity. as you know in the articles of impeachment for president nixon, article 3 was that he ignored the subpoenas of congress, that he did not honor the subpoenas. this is very, very serious. but my judgment will spring from the judgment of our committee chairs. and in terms of -- i'm looking at mr. snaddler's statement, in the close of his statement today relating to the attorney general said, history will judge us on how we face this challenge. we will be held accountable one way or the other. and he, bar

that is what the united states congress does. that is what happens in a democracy. no president can say i'm pulling down the shades, closing the doors and you can't look at me and look at what we are doing, in our activities as individuals or as agencies. there is accountability in our government. this congress, the senate, the house, we appropriate the funds for the executive branch and we investigate as we appropriate the money. how are you spending taxpayer dollars? are you wasting it? their corruption involved? we ask those questions not just of this president but every president. that is the nature of a democracy, accountability. this president can't get off the hook. he may be weary of investigations and i can tell you president obama was weary of investigations too. president bush before him. but that is the nature of accountability in a democracy. for this president to say no more, it is out of bounds for us to be investigating, won't do anything necessary for the economy in the future of this country as long as the investigation continues, that is a sad day

states england and south america say they've gone on strike the demonstrations are actually more of a protest given that drivers are not unionized and that's exactly the point with set to raise billions in cash from public markets friday driver said.

in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. what we can do and will do is support the aspirations of the libyan people came the soft side. i might perhaps the vice president of the united states and on behalf of president donald trump and all the american people. let me express the unwavering support of the united states is you the people of venezuela raise your voices in a call for freedom. welcome to financial survival guide. to the earth without. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. dish you will not obey the voice of the lord your god will be careful to do all these commandments and. then all these curses shall come upon you and overtake you. and then the white people. and must pretend to. get rid of whites only problems will go away. within the. presence of the. people being tortured to death expression the elderly people in the. mania somebody if somebody's. not been the case why of course will find themselves affected by. means in greens it's all sweat and a lot of. what are you goi

states with incredible achievements of the state of washington and what can happen for the united states [inaudible] i can do that job if you'll give me this job. >> governors have a lot better track record than senators running -- >> climate platform for [inaudible] my question is how do you think federal policies address the iron rule of climate policy which is that people are willing to pay more for good services wherever -- [inaudible] >> one of the things is the kind of thing i proposed washington do not have direct cost to consumers or taxpayers just like they did not have cost when we required catalytic converters in our cars and those are just when i was your age as long as i can see you, anyway, we could walk to mountaineer from the campus of the university of washington and you could not see it at all. then the federal governor requires catalytic converters and when we do that the auto industry said now we have cars again and you distort the economy as we know it and this is a communist plot to destroy capitalist economy. guess what? they invented catalytic converters and now w

in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. salaam aleikum. what we can do and will do to support the aspirations of the libyan people came you saw i. i might perhaps the vice president of the united states and on behalf of president donald trump and all the american people. let me express the unwavering support of the united states is you the people of venezuela raise your voices in a call for freedom. so. there you will you going to see that happen to you it was more to feel. to be a former president and c.e.o. of course which to free you the country people want that much more didn't want just . travel freely with europe they walked us through to become part of. this is very far away to go still in ukraine. you will not obey the voice of the lord your god will be careful to do all these commandments and the statutes. in all these curses shall come upon you and overtake you. and then the white people the stolen property and therefore it must be returned to black people. they get rid of whites only problems will go away. with and the. presiden

the top diplomats from russia and the united states put their heads together in an attempt to find a way forward over the crisis in venezuela they're set to meet again on tuesday. partially suspends the 2015 nuclear agreements.

that is been the experiment of the united states. our national experiment has always been about recognizing that we make deeply flawed decisions. we have been inhumane in ways that are shamed toward national history, why we are who we are, we confront those challenges and we try to prove, we don't try to put them effectively, and the timeliness is horrendous, but we eventually typically get to the point and that requires we recognize the pendulum swing against the progress it's also harmful and predictable. that is one piece. i don't believe in voter apathy, i believe in voter despair. most of the communities are not apathetic, they care, they do still think they can do anything about it. that is why am so dog about voter suppression. it commences you that your consequences are your own. it usually air and a systemic error. then you no longer believe you have any control over what happens next. that is why i engaged in this active voter engagement, because is going back to the question, one of the ways you get the people to vote is y

states so say on a container ship traveling to the u.s. those those goods are not affected yet and that means there's still some time left to find an agreement michael markets across the board investors seem not overly concerned about the first type of supplies that. you know what i think you see your correspondents lost pulling i think there is still a very small window where these terrorists can be avoided so for example if i can tell you the ship leaves the chinese pull it's. it could well arrive in two weeks time which means by the time a rise in the us those terrorists might well have been avoided i think at the moment inverses are looking on the bright side but you say the markets is slightly out there still down quite heavily on the week so we're not out of the woods yet. what are the main sticking points i'm hearing that the chinese side is reluctant to publicize the old details of a possible deal was that well yeah that's right reportedly in the run of the negotiations there have been clashes within the communist party in china th

from the united states most of our clients are from the middle east but they're also under u.s. sanctions we're getting less and less orders. and she's not the only one who in eastern china is an important center for trade and household items and they were exported across the globe when the trade dispute isn't raging that is the world's most famous mouse which used to be a big sales item has become a real shelf warmer here things aren't any better in shen you making ceramic shop. i hope china and the united states can go back to the tops fairly and reach an agreement that if the trade talks blow up it will be difficult for us to do business in the future it affects the whole world not just our usual market or china made effects everywhere so it's a this is you know how to do you have a trade school he's closing up for the day maybe things will look better tomorrow but china's exports to the u.s. shrunk by thirteen percent in april much worse than expected now as we've been saying the prospect of escalating trade tensions a way to heavily on markets today so let's bring in our fi

so, to close the gap in several fields, with the united states and canada, why not. it's not about commercial trade, it's about something more sophisticated. >> with that mr. secretary, i want to thank you for flying from mexico to be with us today and for your comments on so many issues that are important in the relationship between the united states and mexico but most importantly for your vision of development and of course your vision for north america. thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> okay, if everybody could take their seats please. i am sure chairman angle will forgive me if i get a start is here. good afternoon everyone. i am john, the chairman of the americans, we have the pleasure in this next session hearing from a leader of one of the united states close as partners in the region, the vice president of columbia, her excellency. vice president ramirez has had an impressive career in her country, in addition to being the first woman to serve as vice president of the columbia she has previou

mexico is a very close ally of the united states. in so many areas. the fact of sealing a border -- trump is right now up against a wall, going into the 2020 campaign cycle. you have this sense of he wants to do something. we were talking yesterday about robert mueller. he was put up against the wall, a rebuke from the former counsel to donnal trump. he needs sometething to get the base riled up, a shiny object to distract the minds of the american people, get them focused on the campaign. this is the perfect shiny object for him to do that with. >> the big question is, does he have the authority? >> yes, he says -- well, all that realllly matterers in trum world is that he says he has the authority. he is often -- once you depart from that premise, he has the backing, congressional immunity even though the democrats control l the house, the republicans still control the senate. so basicallyly the law at ththi popoint is whatt donald trump s it is. how is he justifying it? he is pointing to evoking emergency powers, which he was able to do citing a na

to walk away to iron curtains and trade war as tensions have been rising between the united states and china but on the heels of u.s. president donald trump's effectively they at recent executive order effectively banning chinese telecom giant weiwei from operating inside the u.s. now u.s. officials are looking to ease some trade restrictions on the way here to bring us the latest is r t america course. sarah montecito thanks for joining us for having me. serves. from strood warner been going there yet so there's been a lot of this tit for tat going on within this trade war with terrorists now the banning of huawei products can you tell us the details of why there is this temporary loosening of restrictions were on on tuesday the u.s. commerce department announced that they would extend the 90 for 90 days the ability for way to purchase american goods now this is this is really for to allow a way to transition and do a slow transition and to allow people to kind of. minimize trouble for these these talking joints who are already purchased a lot of goods and this is billions of dollars

decline and fall apart of is the move of use which is happening in united states and now we are just in the middle of europe trying to fight to extinguish the fire with. the knowledge of greek mythology upon which we have the whole christian christian. culture i'm not speaking about just religion but the culture reach was in fact declining a long time ago when constantinople he was falling apart i feel like it has been really acute with this new technologies when they came in not into our lives because they're completely changing our values like you said and the. paradigm in which will be existing in 510 years and we were coming even you have to understand we were coming from jane has gone who discovered a cut the point he was very serious soldier he was not the just what you believe. simple. kind of horse riding. this. he discovered got the boot and he was putting a corpse that was infected by best and cut the putting it into the. into the place where europeans live into the cost though. they just have no biological bio but biological means something that could destroy the planet th

and sticky donald trump taking the united states out of the way that the deal that was struck after years of negotiation with iran to stop it from continuing to enrich uranium to basically stop iran from actually pursuing an atomic bomb that is something where the europeans are very united and surprisingly so for the u.s. president so a lot of contentious issues we have mike pompei who the u.s. secretary of state arriving here tomorrow and those students there will of course be hoping that i'm going to makkah will give them a highly political speech and i totally agree with alexander that i mean this is simply not going to happen this is not going to be the forum where she comes up with comes out with something very contentious it's a it's a democrat stronghold where she's speaking and i think it's also an interesting factoid that the couple of minutes before she's due to speak here u.s. president donald trump actually held a commencement speech but the u.s. air force academy in colorado and i think that's pretty much set the scene of the 2 different very different approaches in 2 differe

states who is controlling what you can see there. of the opposition who are trying to take over what he considers he was illegitimate government. or the leader of the opposition also appeared in a video calling for more protests on wednesday telling their people that his strategy is working and it's showing in good divisions among the military so on wednesday we'll see more protests on the streets in israel and i do also called on his supporters to defend the presidential palace in the big. of course is if there will be more defections i'm part of that they haven't a swell a military especially among the commanders. sudan's ruling military council has asked protesters not to take the law into their own hands but the opposition is accusing the army of playing into power as rota says continue to call for a civilian government they have refused to comply with the military's request to remove their vote blocks and barricades the sixth round of talks between the taliban and the u.s. is due to begin in qatar in the coming hours they were a

for the united states government and politics exam? saturday at 9:00 eastern, a live discussion with high school government teachers in lincolnshire, illinois. .> our question is >> it is one of the words that our students struggled with. the idea is if you are trying to get a big bill passed, you have some quid pro quo, this for that. sometimes we call it your marks and if you have that, you will get more supportive votes. >> watch the cram for the exam on saturday 9:00 eastern on c-span. up next, house speaker nancy pelosi with her weekly news conference discussing the democratic legislative agenda and attorney general william barr. she is followed by house majority leader mccarthy. ms. pelosi: good morning, everyone. yesterday was quite a day. i lost sleep after watching over and over again the testimony of the attorney general of the united states. how sad it is. how sad it is for us to see the top law enforcement officer in our country misrepresenting, withholding the truth from the congress of the united states. i think it's -- a

states we follow the people perrigo i do believe this book shows ways but the most important thing is stop it stop meaning you start cooking and that's sometimes the best plan. i want to end with a comment from david that in from north carolina where you were the latest storm here's what he told the stream. chef andrea so i just really want to let you know how much we still think about you in pender county north carolina and all the things you did for us that day and those days after the storm during those days after you know we were we were always looking for the you know the day when we know your team was coming because these things were amazing for us these were five star meals out of spending on surprise for chef has an dress thank you very much for being with us thanks very. much and i thank you very much. it. means a patient every week a new cycle going to see me simply breaking stories and of course there's donald trump town through the eyes of the clouds jan a nice that's right out of a hamas script.

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what i can tell you is that the chinese team is preparing to go to the united states for consultation with ten rounds of talks have taken place and positive progress has been made and i think it's imperative that the united states and china work together to achieve mutually beneficial and win win agreements on the basis of mutual interests you don't. there had been worries that china's chief trade negotiator you hey wouldn't head to washington this week now beijing says he'll go that's a small step forward. yes carter our financial correspondent joins us now from new york now yes wall street had been hearing for weeks that a trade deal was imminent where has it all gone wrong. there were reports here on monday that donald trump some trade negotiations so reported to him that beijing was chilly backtracking at the end of the negotiations end of last week that they would not agree to a trade deal that would require china to actually change their laws and china obviously is not willing to do so also by end of last week so there have been some speculations that actually the protection of

as president of the united states, that is my goal and ambition. to pull people together for the larger cause of justice and activate more people from the sidelines. too many americans think democracy is a spectator sport. we have more people engaged and involved. i think we would be solving more problems. my question back to everybody question, if we as americans do the same thing we are doing in 2014 and 2012, we are going to get the same result. if you're willing to support me, i'll ask for more from you. this is not a time a savior is going to come in. we are not electing one person who is going to solve all our problems. my hope is if i become president, or people will show more kindness, get more involved, and do more. if somehow i become your president, are you willing to do more for your country? then we are going to make real change together. not me, but us together. so thank you all. i think the greatest motor , we've seentrump this type of politics rise in this country. there were catholics and irish, call the know nothing party. we've s

challenges before in the united states. it is often with republican presidents you will see an increase in the gas tax. mark inmark -- host: virginia, independent line. i don't think anybody would disagree in theory, we are way behind in infrastructure. we are way behind in renewable energy. but talking about infrastructure. you are throwing different numbers out which i agree if you look at it per person as far as the population of the united states, as far as parsing out the 25% gasoline tax. then you mentioned something that is really a pet peeve. you've got a perfect trifecta. mentionedup, you increasing the federal tax, you talked about how the individual states increasing their tax and than the worst of the worst is when you talk about public-private partnership, a.k.a. the e-zpass, people coming in for investment. these states, like here in virginia, they signed one of the worst deals ever where these people can actually go up on the tolls in perpetuity with no lease attached to them. trillion, who is going to follow

states can be united without an external threat. i think it will be because united even was an external threat no but seriously how it wouldn't go it was that honor because i think you have to understand 2 things which i don't think that russians understand. first the world most of the americas don't know the difference between soviet union and russia for them russia so that you know that that is simplified most of america's never left america never traveled outside the home that they don't know and that is one of the calls that russia is considered to be an enemy although if you come to russia in the market ever spoke market there the private privately what is it always make english reread america. but evan it does not know that the celt of united states don't know russia is soviet union so that you know it's going to them by the finish and then i mean the next thing is that we have to understand then i'd say that eisenhower say that he called him a very bad names it's called the industrial military complex they invest in military

and just briefly the united states. key decision on whether to raise import tariffs on foreign cars to be the most damaging move yet for germany and its all important in the president's trade wall the 6 month delay is a relief for automakers in europe and japan who fit a 25 percent tax on trump as tangled new tires japan and the e.u. was the u.s. negotiate trade deals with them. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship and just want to be a shadow and if you're his favorite one official information as a journalist i have work on the strength of many patents and their problems are always the same for doing social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. coverage you can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans and the humans on seeing the microphones who have desired to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work again. elo the biggest live music show in the world the euro vision song contest takes place in israel on saturday our corres

i would say the united states but some all their enemy invading them now the russians well and so necessary have to take a break now but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned to. make this manufactured consensus instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final larry go around listen to the one percent. we can all middle of the room say. in 2040 no bloody revolution for you to quit the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just a lawyer but i mean your list put video in the new bill is that i mean you split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. of those who took . invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these another goal that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. you know world of big. law and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that make the stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each othe

this week's question comes from the soundman in the united states. out of whole due to the faulty. with the very 1st swig alcohol starts entering the bloodstream by the membranes in the lining of the mouth and is absorbed continually through the stomach in small intestine the blood then distributes the substance quickly all over the body eventually attend to every one of its systems. in the brain alcohol alters hormone production which changes how signals a process. has and impacts on how the organ functions. in smaller amounts alcohol generally causes drinkers to feel some euphoria but when levels rise a small drinks are consumed it begins to affect reaction times and vision the system of muscles the focuses the ice is quite complex. meanwhile around the clock the liver is busy breaking down toxins like alcohol but that process creates a home full intermediate product a compound classified as a consummate that can attack cell membranes. ready consuming just a few grams of alcohol pads a can have long term effects on the body and regular excessive consumption can cause the brain to

we should be glad and thankful the united states did not have a single person that was part of a collusion conspiracy to interfere with our elections. that is a great thing. that is a good thing in america. it is said democrats don't realize that -- sad democrats don't realize that. reporter: we are hearing from you today no collusion, no conspiracy, but the white house does not acknowledge the report didn't specifically say no obstruction. press sec. sanders: we have been very clear that the whole purpose of the mueller investigation was to determine whether or not there was collusion. he determined there was no collusion. he further determined he did not have enough information to make that decision. it goes to the attorney general, and along with the deputy attorney general, they made that determination and confirmed her was no instruction -- no obstruction. reporter: a lot of people just bill barr over a nonpartisan member and robert mueller. press sec. sanders: we are not asking you to. robert mueller did 400 pages and laid it all out. the attorney general made his decision based on m

states but tensions remain ded that the united states does not have the will for a war with iran. the president has laid out his terms for iran.>> i just don't want them to have nuclear weapons and they cannot be threatening us. with everything going on, i am not one that believes i'm not somebody that wants to go into war because war hurts economies and kills people most importantly. >> the kingdom had strong words for iran over the weekend saying they do not want a war but they are ready to defend themselves with all force and determination.>>> the trade were between u.s. and china does not appear to be ending anytime soon. farmers are suffering. this week's soybean prices dropped to a 10 year low in anticipation of chinese retaliation to u.s. terrace next month. corn and other crops have expensed price drops. farmers they're doing what they can to get by.>> farmers are faced with the possibility of not making money, i will be doing everything i can to cut all the expenses i can. i will be renegotiating rent, trying to lower my cost of production for soybeans.>> president donald

he 1st got this idea in his mind that japan was using unfair trade practices against the united states and and this is something that through the decades has never really diverged his own thinking so you know he feels that during his presidency he wants to be the person who solves this issue as he sees it and to make a fair trade relationship between the united states and japan was scheduled to attend the g. 20 summit and osaka and only 6 weeks why this visit now well this visit so now is. basically a social and symbolic visit it's not really one where a great deal of substance is expected to be decided the main issue involved here is the is the interim into the new emperor. he needs to receive a state visit or and symbolically speaking to have the u.s. president be the one to come 1st or something the japanese want and prime minister using this to very much flatter the ego of trump which has been his strategy basically since trump was elected to keep telling him he's a great leader he's important that japan needs him and this is the way that the administration seeks to achieve its own

states being on the other side of the world and it looked like the future of europe was in the hands of either stalin or hitler due to strong men in europe at the dawn reading that book as a russian it was a very unusual experience for me because we as a nation are far more in a vast that in seeing ourselves as a country that resisted hitler and i think for the russians it's much more difficult to separate the personal in the law for our relatives from the historical be ugly reality of war since you think still attempted to do some of the idea have any advice for your russian fans today and i think that you know for me it was quite it was an easy took me some time i had to sit down and really talk to my father and those difficult questions my father was were open about it he said you know if you don't want to talk about it we don't need to talk by the ask me any question you like and just spending time with him and having him telling his own story not making excuses for. what he did made me understand that you know any story can be told in the least 2 ways you know i was born in leni

states understands his job and will affirm allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and not a single man fleeting in that job. we're hoping his own credibility and love of his country over the weekend will generate a resolution of this. >> it is also important to say that the house rules permit this, we approved it, it has been done many other times, the real question is to the attorney general, what are you afraid of? what -- >> are you concern thad this is now going to get. >> that is the news conference this morning from some of the house democratic members. we'll take you live now to nancy pe loi si's briefing. >> the

states but it's some all there and i mean invading them then the russians well mr castro we have to take a break now but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. exists is a stick from the water bottle found in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste become but he has long promised to reuse the plastic. seats to cook out soon as it's. called in may look at scenes cool sets for something they're classy christic a coffee on my end i need to stay clean you don't lose that special projects funding me. on i'm your best bet is the end of it for the team but fun now the mountains of moist only grow higher. we have a situation that is very new and that's why. it's like i feel like before the war were 2 people were dying but no more than. there was no go to school or didn't know the 2 so the border was through to the right of the world. the as the medical and th

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russia has jeopardized the united states security interest we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside. on to the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft. russian goals be achieved not peace and if you will russia on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera my name's peter dhabi these are your headlines who the rebels say they've begun redeploying fighters from 3 major ports in yemen they say it's part of the u.n. brokered deal however the yemeni government says it's a ploy and handing control to allies. as well as opposition leader says he wants to work with the u.s. military to try to oust president nicolas maduro. made that call during an opposition rally where he urged his supporters to keep protesting against men to. one of the story of the 6th phase of voting in india's one and a half month long parliamentary election is now on the way around 10 percent of seats are up for grabs including those in the capital new delhi there's one more round on made the 19th. in sri lanka the 1st sunday mass since the ea

i think the united states has the wherewithal to win these battles but you know i don't see it as a problem that a country wants to do well look i don't see it as a problem that china wants to take advantage of global trade rules for its own benefit the problem comes when americans and europeans and others around the world let them do so well i doubt own peril perhaps now the chinese state media are now advancing the narrative dad if worse comes to worse china could easily leave without a deal and with all the tears that the united states already put on it. will last longer with the current state of affairs well the 1st thing i think it's important to remember is that as of last week only 8 days ago there was a deal and at the last minute china red line did you know put strikes roosevelt's all of the enforcement provisions of the deal so china said look we agree with this deal in principle but we're unwilling to see it actually enforced you know i think that push comes to shove and as the tariffs start to bite into the chinese economy i really think china will come to the table and